So we’re finally coming down to the end of Grace’s cancer treatment, and that’s a very good thing because it has really beat her up. She did quite well for the first few weeks, with far fewer side-effects than I expected, and even the lack of teeth gave her less trouble than I imagined it would. But we were warned it would get much worse in the second half, and boy was that true; on Saturday the 11th her throat started hurting very badly (before it hadn’t been nearly as serious), and she spent most of the next day in bed. Last week her appetite dropped off to practically nothing, partly because her throat hurts and partly because her taste buds are so damaged from the radiation that nearly everything tastes bad. The only exceptions seem to be milk/ice cream, chicken soup, and carbonated water (which she says soothes her throat), so I’m making her a lot of root beer floats. Last Tuesday her chemotherapy was cancelled because her platelet count had dropped below what is considered a safe level; it was not really a big surprise, because the oncologist told her at our initial meeting that might happen, and that it wasn’t cause for alarm. Today is her last scheduled chemo session, but of course it might also be called off if her body hasn’t yet bounced back. And one way or another, her last radiation treatment will be on the 30th. Then it’s more tests to see if the treatments were successful; I certainly hope so, because it’s going to take her time to recover from all this and get back to the point where she has to mind she doesn’t eat too much rather than too little.
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Since the mad emperor is being re-crowned today, he commissioned a new official portrait which looks like this. He seems to believe it makes him look “tough” and “stern”, as evidenced by the creepy Freudian homoeroticism which suffuses his lackeys’ praise for the picture. Now, I’m not going to opine on what that asymmetric squint may betoken about his brain function; instead I’m going to share a number of pictures that I feel more accurately capture Trump’s real personality, rather than the image he wants to project.
For example, there’s this one,
which displays both his weird proportions and his goofy awkwardness, and shows his mouth in its typical position: wide open and emitting a stream of noxious hot air. That vaguely-obscene flytrap is even more horrifyingly agape in the shot below, which also showcases his impeccable sartorial taste and the way his henchmen worship him; it’s followed by another shot in which he appears to be enjoying some unlucky insect which wandered in, and also really illustrates the healthy color and virile countenance of which his followers are so enamored. The third arrangement is a juxtaposition which, I think, effectively illustrates his unmistakable animal magnetism.
Then there’s this GIF, which I think truly captures his self-control, organizational skills, and vision for the US. And obviously, no collection of Trump pictures could be complete without one in which he appears with the people who helped put him on the throne with their “Pied Piper strategy“.
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A dragon lives forever, but not so little boys. – Peter Yarrow
I really couldn’t have chosen a better song for this memorial. The links above it were provided by Mike Stabile; Tim Cushing; IncarcerNation; Franklin Harris and Carol Fenton; Jesse Walker; and IncarcerNation again, in that order.
- Paging Inigo Montoya.
- This week in artificial stupidity.
- Was this “protecting” or “serving”?
- R.I.P. Peter Yarrow and Anita Bryant.
- I’ve seen politicians make sillier claims.
- Try not to be nearby when someone else calls them.
From the Archives
- If there’s one thing the US needs, it’s more sadistic rapists in the military.
- This disgusting trash is loaded with copsucking & emotional manipulation.
- Government should have too little power for the rulers’ identity to matter.
- It’s never called “trafficking” when government or corporate cronies do it.
- Ballard’s partners are trying to salvage as much of the scam as possible.
- Keep plunging that ice pick in; the bad thoughts will go away eventually.
- The bipartisan war on the internet moves another step toward idiocracy.
- Nothing infuriates violent, self-important busybodies more than privacy.
- Why bother with license plate readers when fools will pay to be tracked?
- Even journalists reporting on this insist on referring to it as “correction”.
- Are most people really surprised to find out that cops are habitual liars?
- Politicians are terrified of losing ways to destroy peaceful citizens’ lives.
- Cops really don’t care how many false positives these systems shit out.
- “Progressives” want everyone forced to work for bosses and managers.
- SCOTUS says it’s OK for prohibitionist laws to specifically target Blacks.
- He pronounced the wrong magic words in the magic Spell of Forfeiture.
- Some believe they can live forever by eliminating all pleasure from life.
- The machine of authoritarianism is vast, complex, and has many parts.
- How many women died due to inaction by this murderer’s cop buddies?
- Beijing ramps up its campaign to silence Chinese people outside China.
- The UK’s long internet censorship campaign turns mindlessly carceral.
- SCOTUS says it’s OK for prohibitionists to intentionally let women die.
- The real humanitarians fight against racist “anti-trafficking” schemes.
- This will continue while fools teach children obedience to “authority”.
- Trust is not something that can merely be given; it must be earned.
- Why are people shocked when men paid to behave violently, do so?
- If these fanatics focused on cops & preachers, they’d actually help.
- Cops, Jeff Beck, Walter Cunningham, Fay Weldon, and much more.
- Your irregular reminder that this blog depends on reader support.
- PayPal needs to be buried in similar lawsuits before this will stop.
- Universal criminality provides many avenues for State violence.
- The war on trans people has expanded to include drag queens.
- A sadly typical outcome when a high-ranking cop is the rapist.
- Mississippi demonstrates exactly what it thinks of its subjects.
- Maybe politicians shouldn’t put words in bureaucrats’ mouths.
- In mass surveillance, fascism beats communism hands down.
- Cops, magnets, short videos, Cindy Morgan, and much more.
- Texas cops raid migrant-owned businesses; what a surprise.
- “Children’s minister” blames porn and Satan for his crimes.
- I’m surprised Florida took so long to join the nitwit parade.
- Cops think they can just make up their own pharmacology.
- Cops, nerds, puritanism, Ronnie Spector, and much more.
- Cops should not be allowed anywhere near legal minors.
- It would be difficult to bury this lede any further down.
- “Criminality” is a status defined entirely by the State.
- Behold the fruit of the “human trafficking” narrative.
- Perhaps Alabama’s state bird should be the ostrich.
- Apparently, magic insta-fentanyl only affects cops.
- Do you know what it means to miss New Orleans?
- Probably not the outcome prosecutors expected.
- The word “ghoulish” leaps immediately to mind.
- Tim Ballard’s downfall is increasingly satisfying.
- The War on Whores, now showing on YouTube.
- Even roses need a little time off to recharge.
- Sleeping with cops isn’t safe for men, either.
- Prohibitionism is a dangerous mental illness.
- Anti-sexworker bigotry harms all women.
- A new tag specifically for rapist screws.
- Throwback Thursday Created Woman.
- Burble burble RED AND BLUE drool.
- The ceiling of my new bathroom.
- It was just a big “whoopsie”.
- What an exhausting week!
- This was a water filter.
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We’re going to take every single John, charge them with sex trafficking, and put them in prison for five years? – Patrick Noonan
And doubly sure Mr. Rodriguez does:
Houston [cop] Ricardo Corral [has been found] not legally liable for crashing his p[igmobile] into an…[innocent bystander’s car because] he was in hot pursuit of someone apparently considered a dangerous villain: an adult man who sought to pay a consenting adult woman for sex…[The victim,] Ruben Rodriguez…sued, [because] both he and his passenger suffered injuries for which Corral should be held liable. [But] the Texas Supreme Court has dismissed the case, saying Corral is protected by [the magic spell of] “official immunity”…Because of this, and because bad driving is part of police chases, he is not legally liable for the accident he caused [because an adult man was] offering to pay a…[sow cosplay]ing as an adult sex worker. Police put in danger the lives of countless people in order to arrest someone for trying to have consensual but non-state-sanctioned sex…
A church leader in…Florida has been arrested…[for] possession of child pornography after…Microsoft [reported it]…being uploaded…by a Bing Image Search user…Frank Gough II…was [raid]ed on Thursday, January 9…and [cops stole] multiple computer storage devices found…to hold more than 100 files of child porn…[some] of…[kids as young as] three..
Just another rapist cop following his bliss:
A [typical and representative Pennsylvania vice cop named]…Jason Krasley…[has been] arrested…[for aggravated] rape and involuntary sexual servitude for crimes [he] committed…between 2011 and 2015…[his accomplice, fellow vice cop] Kevin Weaver…also was charged with the same crimes [but] was rewarded with a paid vacation]…in 2021 [Krasley] went to work for the SafeSport Center, which fired him in November shortly after learning he was charged in a separate case for…stealing $5,500 from a drug bust…The new arrest [demonstrates that]…a [“]robust vetting process[” is anything but that when the subject is a cop. Safesport]…was established in 2017 to deal with sex-abuse cases in Olympic sports [at all]…level[s, but…since its “]investigation team[” is recruited from cop shops, they predictably cover for each other]…Krasley [also] faces [charges for]…kidnapping…[anal rape] and intimidation of a witness…
The sick American mind at work again, seeing sex where it isn’t:
Four pieces of art were removed from the walls of the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth…after [politicians beshat themselves while vomiting the words “]child pornography[” in chorus with]…The Dallas [Yellow P]ress…the [non-sexual photos] are part of an exhibition called “Diaries of Home”…by Virginia-born photographer Sally Mann…[only] a handful [of the 21 photos] featured her naked children…[they were taken] more than 30 years [ago and have been exhibited]…across the country and around the world…the [current brouhaha was intentionally stirred up by The Yellow P]ress, which is owned by billionaire Monty Bennett, a…Republican mega donor. The…website…[also] published [disgusting] comments…[from] Tarrant County Judge Tim O’Hare[, who apparently found the images sexy]…
A case that came before the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court last week involves a[n entrapment scheme] conducted by Massachusetts state cops in 2021. The [cops, fantasy role-play]ing as adult sex workers, posted [fraudulent] ads online and arrested people who responded…the[n]…indicted th[em]…on sex trafficking charges…punishable by at least 5 years in prison (without eligibility for probation, parole, or work release) and a possible 20 years, plus a potential fine of up to $25,000. The five defendants in [Commonwealth v.] Garafalo…pushed back against the charges, filing a motion to dismiss them in 2022. State Judge Maynard Kirpalani agreed…[saying,] “the woman in the advertisements was a fictitious individual created by law enforcement, and there was…evidence that any of the Defendants knowingly enabled or caused…another person to engage in commercial sexual activity.” The state appealed [and lost]…so [it] appealed again…
It’s high time courts stopped letting cops get away with literal armed robbery:
…a [Nevada] judge has ruled that [cops] cannot [abuse] a federal program to circumvent state laws designed to protect property owners. The ruling effectively closes what the Nevada Highway Patrol…argued was a legal loophole, allowing [cops] to s[teal] property…and [give] it [to the feds, who then refund] 80% of [it to the criminal cops]…The case stemmed from the 2021 [robbery] of retired Marine Stephen Lara’s life savings…[because cops claimed] Lara was following a semi-truck too closely…Lara fought for [year]s to reclaim his money…[until] the court [finally]…concluded that Nevada’s civil forfeiture laws are mandatory, leaving no room for federal workarounds…IJ Attorney Brian Morris [said] “This decision is a wake-up call to other states that have allowed police to skirt their laws by pretending that the federal government’s ‘equitable sharing program’ is a legal loophole”…
It’s long past time Beijing’s campaign to police Chinese people in the US was shut down:
Chen Jinping…of New York [City has]…pleaded guilty…to conspiring to act as an illegal agent of the [Chinese] government…[by] operating an undeclared [Chinese] police station…in lower Manhattan…[an act which constituted] “a clear affront to American sovereignty”…said Assistant Attorney General Matthew G. Olsen…
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They want to restore the "integrity" of an agency built by J. Edgar Hoover.
— Maggie McNeill (@maggiemcneill.bsky.social) 2024-12-14T18:58:24.002Z
Brussels sprouts are disgusting; they even SMELL disgusting. As do all their siblings.
— Maggie McNeill (@maggiemcneill.bsky.social) 2024-12-15T18:18:53.218Z
Not to mention that being restricted to idiotic, simplistic 18th-century notions of "right" and "left" reduces all political thought and commentary to a second-grade level.
— Maggie McNeill (@maggiemcneill.bsky.social) 2024-12-17T16:31:24.699Z
He also seems ignorant of the fact that Canada is geographically larger than the United States.
— Maggie McNeill (@maggiemcneill.bsky.social) 2024-12-18T18:22:25.152Z
A truly Ozymandian monument to futility and the hubris of politicians.
— Maggie McNeill (@maggiemcneill.bsky.social) 2024-12-19T17:00:46.680Z
And yet some think I'm a weirdo for refusing to eat uncooked or undercooked food.
— Maggie McNeill (@maggiemcneill.bsky.social) 2024-12-21T03:41:07.764Z
We *really* need mandatory retirement ages for politicians.
— Maggie McNeill (@maggiemcneill.bsky.social) 2024-12-22T04:53:57.294Z
Another timeline cleanse.
— Maggie McNeill (@maggiemcneill.bsky.social) 2024-12-22T18:34:52.255Z
206-year-old Christmas carol annoys rando, and the Atlantic is ON IT
— Maggie McNeill (@maggiemcneill.bsky.social) 2024-12-25T18:08:12.311Z
Finding "trending topics" in my margin this morning was like finding a big cat turd on the kitchen floor. Luckily, a "sweep this shit away" button was included.
— Maggie McNeill (@maggiemcneill.bsky.social) 2024-12-26T18:07:13.546Z
Because a healthy brain can't help learning?
— Maggie McNeill (@maggiemcneill.bsky.social) 2024-12-27T18:59:40.901Z
Why don't techies who name their software after mythical people, places, and things bother to think about the implications of the name they choose?
— Maggie McNeill (@maggiemcneill.bsky.social) 2024-12-30T22:33:12.105Z
"As Attorney General, I will not permit steroidal Oklahoma thugs to face criminal prosecution for conduct adhering the state principle of violence toward all minorities who fail to abase themselves and unquestioningly obey state actors."
— Maggie McNeill (@maggiemcneill.bsky.social) 2024-12-31T16:34:59.336Z
When a headline asks a question, the answer is nearly always “no”.
— Maggie McNeill (@maggiemcneill.bsky.social) 2025-01-03T04:05:11.236Z
THIS RIGHT HERE.
— Maggie McNeill (@maggiemcneill.bsky.social) 2025-01-03T18:22:20.545Z
I sometimes wonder what kind of abuse it takes to reduce a human mind to a collectivist one. In darker moods, I assume it's a disease of the soul itself.
— Maggie McNeill (@maggiemcneill.bsky.social) 2025-01-04T18:02:54.971Z
In real life, I was 25 from the time I was about 15 until the time I was about 35. Professionally, I was 28 from 33 to 40, then aged about 1 year for every 2 until 2015, when I turned 49.
— Maggie McNeill (@maggiemcneill.bsky.social) 2025-01-06T05:30:30.070Z
The real reason for this is not "AI", but that most teachers are lazy thinkers who predictably reward certain statements and conclusions which can be tracked and tabulated by machine learning algorithms, rather than rewarding actual thinking ML systems cannot parrot.
— Maggie McNeill (@maggiemcneill.bsky.social) 2025-01-06T18:51:13.912Z
Very close: the full picture is that a democracy in which there are functionally only two parties is not sustainable.
— Maggie McNeill (@maggiemcneill.bsky.social) 2025-01-07T05:45:48.471Z
Some of us warned y'all about allowing chief executives to govern by monarchical diktat by declaring "emergencies".Y'all were all for it when the executives were on "your" schoolyard team.
— Maggie McNeill (@maggiemcneill.bsky.social) 2025-01-08T18:24:52.542Z
"No civilization—no matter how resilient—is actually permanent."
— Maggie McNeill (@maggiemcneill.bsky.social) 2025-01-09T18:12:38.106Z
Reporters: please stop saying a law is "meant to" do such-and-such when it's obvious it was never ACTUALLY intended to do any such thing, but rather to convince the gullible that it was.The phrase you're looking for is, "the law was PRETENDED to do such-and-such".
— Maggie McNeill (@maggiemcneill.bsky.social) 2025-01-10T18:09:50.321Z
"Looks like your adblocker's on!"Yes, I turned it on a decade ago and left it that way. What next, Captain Obvious? "You're breathing"?
— Maggie McNeill (@maggiemcneill.bsky.social) 2025-01-14T16:41:16.344Z
He "looked like" a hypocrite for the simple reason that he *is* a hypocrite; it kinda goes with the territory. Republics are like cesspools: the biggest chunks float to the top.
— Maggie McNeill (@maggiemcneill.bsky.social) 2025-01-15T18:44:02.688Z
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Human beings are not perfectible, and attempts to threaten and beat vice out of them do vastly more harm than good. – “Harm Reduction”
The easiest and most subtle means of social control is simply to establish so many complex, broad, vague, mutually contradictory and intrusive laws that every single person is in violation of at least some of them at any given time.
– “Universal Criminality”
There is nothing “shocking”, weird or even terribly unusual about an educated, accomplished woman doing sex work. – “Pearls Firmly Clutched”
Advertisers are sneaky, unscrupulous creatures, and though their techniques have improved dramatically since the days when hucksters hawked snake oil, wonder soaps, and electric corsets their adherence to factuality has not.
– “Caveat Emptor“
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When a police department says there’s nothing to worry about unless you’re a criminal, there definitely is. – Will Freeman
This was directly caused by people teaching children unquestioning obedience to “authority”:
…sexual abuse [is a pattern among typical and representative]…members of Trinity Church in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho…John “Beau” Summerlin…a founding member and former deacon…has been charged with [molesting teen girls]…between 2012 and 2015…the victim first disclosed the abuse to her mother in 2015 [but] pastor
…Stuart Bryan [swept it under the rug]…Summerlin [fled to] Mississippi and [was later arrested there]…Josiah Bryan, son of [the] pastor…[raped] multiple siblings…rep[ea]tedly…between 2005 and 2010…and…was [recently] arrested…in Texas…
For researchers…data [from surreptitious auto surveillance] is a “game changer”…Unlike…data sold to the insurance industry [without the victims’ permission], the data that researchers see is [supposedly] anonymized…But…Even if the data is [claimed by busybodies to] be…used for the public good, [consumer advocate Jen] Caltrider [points out the obvious fact that] drivers should know it is being collected and have an easy way to stop it from happening, because…“Anonymized data is never anonymous, especially when location is included…people aren’t used to getting in their car and thinking they need to play with the settings to protect their privacy”…
Privacy as we once knew it will soon be a thing of the past:
Some Motorola automated license plate reader surveillance cameras are live-streaming video and car data to the unsecured internet where anyone can watch and scrape them…a privacy advocate then developed a tool that automatically scans the exposed footage for license plates, and dumps that information into a spreadsheet, allowing someone to track the movements of others in real time…these ALPRs are deployed all over the United States by cities and police departments…and…many of them are misconfigured to stream to the open internet rather than a private network…the[ir]…IP addresses can be found using the Internet of [Shit] search engine Censys…So far, roughly 170 unencrypted ALPR streams have been found…
Why every company wants you to download its “app”, and why you shouldn’t:
Each time you see a targeted ad, your personal information is exposed to thousands of advertisers and data brokers through a process called “real-time bidding”…the most privacy-invasive surveillance system that you’ve never heard of…The ads you see are the winners of milliseconds-long auctions that expose your personal information to thousands of companies a day…Bid requests containing more personal data attract higher bids, so websites and apps are financially motivated to harvest as much of your data as possible…As a result, entire businesses have emerged to harvest and sell data from online advertising auctions…RTB is [also] regularly exploited for [illegal, warrantless] government surveillance…For example, the data broker Near Intelligence collected data about more than a billion devices from RTB auctions and sold it to the U.S. Defense Department. Mobilewalla sold bidstream data to another data broker, Gravy Analytics, whose subsidiary, Venntell, likewise has sold location data to the FBI, ICE, CBP, and other government agencies…Patternz, another surveillance tool built on bidstream data, was advertised to security agencies worldwide as a way to track people’s locations…
Hey, female cops; how’s that collaboration with the police state working out?
An Ohio [cop] has [su]ed a sheriff’s office [for abduct]ing her young child…and then spreading…explicit images of her from her cellphone…Miranda Brothers…[was harassed starting] on January 1, 2024…using the [excuse that she had supposedly left] the child alone with a registered sex offender…The child was [abducted by cops] and Brothers was charged with child endangerment…the[n cops stole]…her phone and…shared [her nudes] with…the [rest of the herd] and “potentially further”…
Zuckerberg is out of his mind:
Instagram has begun testing a feature in which [Facebook computers] will automatically generate images of users in various situations and put them into that user’s feed. One Redditor…told 404 Media that at one point he had uploaded selfies of himself into Instagram’s “Imagine” feature, which is [Facebook’s] image generation feature…“Once you access that feature and upload a selfie to edit, you’ll start seeing these ads pop up with auto-generated images with your likeness”…A [Facebook mouthpiece said] the images are not “ads,” but are a new feature…[Facebook] has begun testing live…“You may see images…created just for you (based on your interests or current trends),” an announcement post from September read…The Reddit post…came on the same weekend that [Facebook’s computer]-generated profiles went viral and were ultimately deleted from the platform. [Zuckerberg and his henchgeeks have convinced themselves] that people want to be shown more and more [computer]-generated content and [are] finding new ways to [cram] people’s feeds [full of electronic masturbation]…
The legacy of To Catch a Predator just keeps on hurting people:
Five…Massachusetts…[students lured] a man to the Assumption University campus in a plot [to attack him] that…was inspired by the television show To Catch a Predator and a fad on TikTok. The students were part of a [mob] that chased the man from a campus building after he was invited there by a student on the dating app Tinder…[members of the mob fantasized that] the man [was] a sexual predator..[even though] the woman who invited him to the campus, Kelsy Brainard…[truthfully] said on her Tinder profile that she was 18…The [mob]…grabbed him and blocked him from leaving the room…[but] he escaped, and…[fled in] his car…[instigators] Easton Randall…Isabella Trudeau…Joaquin Smith..[Kelsey] Brainard…and Kevin Carroll [have been charged with crimes including kidnapping, conspiracy, and assault]…
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Once the holidays were over, the adjuster got back in touch with me; Grace had found a body shop that would do the work (apparently some don’t like working on older cars), so I called them and we triangulated with the claims agent to be sure everything was lined up. The shop carried rental cars, so unlike last time I was simply able to drop my car off and drive away in a rental. Now all I need to worry about is if the total costs exceed the book value of my car, because the insurance company won’t go higher than that, so then I’d need to figure out what could be done for what they were willing to pay. I hope it won’t come to that; its book value is still fairly high, but I have no idea how much body work costs these days (even though the damage is purely cosmetic). And I’d like to be back in my own car at the earliest possible opportunity; driving this thing feels like trying to walk on numb feet, in that I feel kinda out of touch with the car and the road (I hope that makes sense; I can’t think of better words to describe the feeling). And all these gizmos beeping at me and fighting me for control make me feel more like a passenger in an amusement ride rather than the driver of an auto.
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A suburban New York [cop shop sexually] violated residents…[routinely] making illegal arrests [in order to commit sexual assaults it called] strip and cavity searches…a new…[DoJ] report on…[the] misconduct…in Mount Vernon, just north of New York City, is one of 12 investigations opened by the DOJ into local policing agencies since 2021…No single [sexual assault] prompted the investigation…but the [sexual violation] of two [elderly] women…[was a typical and representative example, excused by rapist cops barfing the word “]drugs[” at]…the women…After an internal investigation found that the [rapist cops] had lied [to justify the assault, they were not charged for their crime but instead merely]…docked a few vacation days…Until at least the fall of 2022, it was the Mount Vernon [rape gang]’s practice to [molest and violate] every person it arrested…[sometimes] also s[exually assaulting] people they did not [even bother to falsely accuse of crimes]…
Hey, female cops; how’s that collaboration with the police state working out?
The NYPD’s [biggest costumed pig has] abruptly resigned…after…[it was dis]covered…that he demanded sexual favors from a subordinate in exchange for massive amounts of overtime…Jeffrey Maddrey[, a close friend of rapist Mayor Eric Adams,] stepped down soon after…Quathisha Epps…[reported] that he routinely preyed upon her…in a [deal for her scamming]…roughly $204,000 in overtime…last year…Epps…worked for Maddrey as he moved up in the NYPD from Chief of Housing to Chief of Patrol, but…his sexual demands didn’t start until June 2023 when he landed as Chief of Department…When she started to try to get away from Maddrey recently, Epps was outed on a list…in retaliation…and is being investigated over the excessive overtime…Maddrey [previously preyed upon another sow named]…Tabitha Foster [who] filed an unsuccessful 2016 civil suit…
Do As I Say, Not As I Do (#1476)
It’s too bad cops don’t spend all of their time fantasy role-playing with each other:
A [California screw named]…Anthony Michael Russo…died by suicide at his home…[after he propositioned and sent porn to another cop fantasy role-playing]…as a 15-year-old [on the internet. His boss then made a big show of crocodile tears over the predictable result of his entrapment scheme]…
Cops should not be allowed anywhere near legal minors:
A [typical and representative]…Wyoming [cop] is facing two felony sex charges [for] sexually abus[ing] multiple children [as young as 6]. Myron Chatwin could face up to 40 years in prison and $20,000 in fines if convicted…
And yes, that includes their bosses:
The people of Maypearl [Texas] trusted Police Chief Kevin Coffey.
Few were aware that Maypearl was the eighth [cop shop] that Coffey had worked at in 11 years. Fewer knew that there was a trail of accusations and secrets in his past. And none could have predicted the destruction he would wreak in their town. The kids would eventually call him The Creeper. The adults would denounce him as a monster. The prosecutors who put him away for child sexual abuse would describe him as a master manipulator “who groomed the community”…
When will the mainstream media admit that pigs in schools are a menace?
A [typical and representative] Scranton [Pennsylvania cop named]…Stephen Carroll sexually assaulted multiple students while he was [paid to lurk in schools in order to spy on, harass, and intimidate students]…four of [his victims] were underage…[and] Carroll…drugg[ed] some of the[m in order to rape them more easily]…
Much, much more of this, please:
The US Bureau of Prisons (BoP) has agreed to pay $115m to more than 100 [victims] of [serial rape by screws and other staff]…at FCI Dublin…[AKA] the “rape club”…Victims who came forward to report the abuse have been fighting for years for protections and accountability. Seven former Dublin employees, including the warden…and…chaplain, have been criminally convicted of sexual crimes, and more than 20 other employees were [rewarded with paid vacations]…The settlement appears to be the largest single payout in BoP history…and…includes a proposed consent decree…[which] covers nearly 500 class members who are…now [cag]ed in other prisons. The consent decree stipulates that the the bureau will be subject to continued outside monitoring and will…limit the use of solitary confinement…and release eligible plaintiffs to home confinement and community programs “as soon as practicable”. Survivors of the Dublin [atrocities] shipped to other prisons [like cattle] have reported continued…retaliation and…[denial of] access [to] trauma recovery services…some of the victims were targeted because they were not US citizens and…face ongoing deportation risks…
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Aren’t you ashamed when you look in the mirror? – Maja R
This video is the only proper sendoff for Sam Moore. The links above it were provided by Marc Randazza; Dan Savage and Scott Greenfield; Jesse Walker; IncarcerNation; Nun Ya; Phoenix Calida; and T. Greg Doucette, in that order.
- “Hate speech” laws in action.
- R.I.P. Linda Lavin and Sam Moore.
- What a setup for an X Files episode!
- Cops help suicidal man achieve his stated goal.
- Much more of this, please, for every creative form.
- Cops murder man because his neighbor stole a tool.
- Cops murder man, then bill his family for “damages”.
From the Archives
- The 1st Amendment has been so eroded it needs state law to give it teeth.
- Stop denying the agency of women you don’t know just to “pwn the cops”.
- The bipartisan war on the internet takes us another step toward idiocracy.
- Sleeping with a cop is one of the most dangerous things a woman can do.
- The press ignores a censorship law’s dangerous enforcement mechanism.
- The toll will continue to rise until policing as we know it now is abolished.
- This will continue as long as fools teach children obedience to “authority”.
- Hey, female cops; how’s that collaboration with the police state working?
- Some psychopaths use moral panics to get attention at others’ expense.
- Cop treats disagreement as he normally does, and the press is shocked.
- Telling cops to “think about what they did wrong” is criminal negligence.
- Cops arbitrarily group unrelated arrests & call it a “sex trafficking sting”.
- Another attempt to extend legal minority to 25 based in pseudoscience.
- I hope these opportunists get the same treatment as the Nirvana baby.
- Innocent people accused of “sex trafficking” by attention-hungry loons.
- Pure political theater, given that judges have struck down similar bans.
- Cops, cats, Shecky Greene, Glynis Johns, David Soul, and much more.
- Another cop murders his family; another “news” outfit buries the lede.
- An important step toward ending this front in the ruinous culture war.
- Bureaucrats make long-overdue effort to control the rescue industry.
- “Child protection” abuses are finally getting the attention they need.
- I have never enjoyed a conference as much as I enjoyed Hereticon.
- Cops will continue to do this until there are criminal penalties for it.
- Straight-up anti-sex propaganda repeated by a delusional parrot.
- It’s unusual to see a male university-level teacher targeted thus.
- It’s kinda nauseating to read this monster’s prattle about Jesus.
- I guess 5 years is longer than most Americans’ attention spans.
- A very brave woman working to expose a colossal abomination.
- Seems like a significant fraction of child porn is spread by cops.
- Cops, witches, Anita Pointer, Adolfo Kaminsky, and much more.
- Conmen now claim 1.25% of the world population are “slaves”.
- “AI” is a fantasy of techies, journalists, and hack sci-fi writers.
- 37 years after the rape/murder and 81/2 after he was caught.
- In which the UN throws away what little credibility it had left.
- If you didn’t foresee this, you haven’t been paying attention.
- This “good intentions” shit is nothing but an excuse for evil.
- Everything cops and other “justice” officials tell you is a lie.
- It won’t be long until this spreads into the greater internet.
- You’ll have to forgive me for finding this terribly amusing.
- Cops, mass surveillance, Sidney Poitier, and much more.
- Cop and preacher is like a huge, wildly-waving red flag.
- Pornhub has repeatedly chosen not to spy on its users.
- Rapist cops often specifically target vulnerable women.
- Liz Brown on the insidious spread of the Swedish rot.
- Despite appearances, I’m really quite the homebody.
- “Journalists” call this senseless violence “correction”.
- It’s best not to upset useful idiots at a time like this.
- Most rapist New Orleans cops don’t do it by proxy.
- Your “leaders” refer to this atrocity as “correction”.
- Another example of real activism for the West.
- De-Yuling the house is always just a little sad.
- I’ll believe this when and if it’s ever proven.
- “Smart” devices aren’t, part umpty-eleven.
- Cops want their hysteria to trump reality.
- Your “leaders” call this “correction”.
- This is a brick of compressed peat.
- In Miami Beach for Hereticon.
- Friday, January 13th, 2023.
- Throwback Thursday Jr.
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