The Last American Vagabond, Whitney Webb, James Corbett, Media Monarchy, Truthstream Media, A Call For an Uprising, Reese Report .... some of them are a bit schizo, but they're all better than the new mainstream-fake independent crap. :blobcatshrug:

> (the girl reading this)

does not exist

It's all controlled bullshit. You got Tucker, obviously CIA handled (at least at one time), you got Megyn Kelly the crazy bitch who said she wanted to see people who were shot up on drug boats "suffer and bleed out", you have ... Shapiro 🤮 ... ..

and what Tucker's saying does make sense ... but it's not going to make me trust him ... it seems likely Maduro, thumbs up and smiling, probably made a deal to fuck his own people.

The guys at the CIA probably told Trump "You get Venezuela" and Orange Man was like, "that was for Kamala. I want Iran." "We don't have the army for Iran. Shut up cuck and take Venezuela."

To paraphrase Rumbsfeld, You don't go to war with the country you want, you regime change the country you could afford .. and W. Bush blew two decades of 9/11 false flag + whatever moral currency the US had on Iraq.

They got pepper sprayed and barely flinched 🤣

ah yes, the same script

This could only happen in the cellphone era ... very Looney Toons

Well that's the weird thing ... she wrote it before To Kill a Mockingbird. It was apparently and early draft, and she rewrote it to focus on Scout as a child. She may have had no intention at all to release it, but her mind was kinda going at the end of her life.

Her sister Alice kept people from taking advantage of her, but after she passed, she was probably taken advantage of by her lawyer and her publisher to push the book out as a cash grab.

aww ... poor box-o

As far as the story itself, it's kinda lame. The characters are no where near as well done as in To Kill a Mockingbird.

But it's interesting in that Scout is an adult. She went off to New York City and the book starts with her coming back by train. Every review I've found focuses on how Aticus is now "racist" he is in this book, but that's not really the case at all.

Scout turns full on leftist-libtard. She's angry at people in her town who simply listen, silently, to people she considered racist. There town has legit issues with NAACP (which was likely a CIA guided operation (the 1950s director of NAACP-West was literally a CIA spook) .. if anything the books shows the dangers of extreme liberalism and how the progress-left can't stand the freedom of speech.

People in my book club were visibly angry with me after our discussion 🤣

Sadly, that's all in the 2nd part of the book. The first part is just narrative and it's boring as shit. None of Scout's relationships or antics are nearly as interesting as the first book when she was a kid. It's sad because this could have been a great, conservative mirror image of the first book if she had edited it and got a real proper release, but it was just kinda forced out there at the end of her life and wasn't really intended to be released as it was.

I didn't play a lot of games last year, but I did finish 33 books:

Books 2025:
Snow Country (Yasunari Kawabata)
To Kill a Mocking Bird (Harper Lee)
Go Set a Watchman (Harper Lee)
Road Ends (Mary Lawson)
The Legend of Sheba: Rise of a Queen (Tosca Lee)
Where the Crawdad's Sing (Delia Owens)
A Short Guide to a Happy Life (Anna Quindlen)
Dune (Frank Herbert)
The Lost Bookshop (Evie Woods)
Dune Messiah (Frank Herbert)
The Silent Patient (Alex Michaelides)
Children of Dune (Frank Herbert)
Homecoming (Cynthia Voigt)
God Emperor of Dune (Frank Herbert)
Hidden Pictures (Jason Rekulak)
Dicey's Song (Cynthia Voigt)
Heretics of Dune (Frank Herbert)
The Night Gardner (George Pelecanos)
The Last Gentleman (Walker Percy)
The Hour of the Witch (Chris Bohjailan)
A Solitary Blue (Cynthia Voigt)
The Second Coming (Walker Percy)
A Gathering of Old Men (Ernest J. Gaines)
Chapterhouse: Dune (Frank Herbert)
The Runner (Cynthia Voigt)
Blood Meridian or the Evening Redness in the West (Cormac McCarthy)
Drive Your Plow Over the Bones of the Dead (Olga Tokarczuk)
Come a Stranger (Cynthia Voigt)
Neuromancer (William Gibson)
Jayber Crow (Wendell Berry)
Bunny (Mona Awad)
The Dictionary Wars (Peter Martin)
The Crying of Lot 49 (Thomas Pynchon)

Games 2025:
Odin Sphere (PS4)
Hogwarts Legacy (PS5)
Neva (PS4)
Final Fantasy VIII Remastered (PS4)
Firewatch (PS4)
Hitman: GO (PS4)
Leisure Suit Larry 6: Shape Up or Slip Out! (ScummVM)

I dunno .. it's a lot of crap crammed into a short .. lot of pausing. I guess it works at different levels, and some people will pause to learn more; so it gets to the ADD generation that can't read a damn blog post .. which might be some weird win .. ironically

Wouldn't war with Canada be easier? They don't have any guns.