Once you get beyond the surprisingly good job he did of defending Brett Kavanaugh during his hearings, I’ve never had a lot of particularly nice things to say about the late Lindsey Graham.
Still, I did love this story: This may seem like a big jump, but I thought about that quote when I read these comments from streamer Asmongold about an interesting Korean AI show concept that shows poor people crawling through cold pipes, facing harsh challenges, while rich people enjoy watching them from outside: Americans do have real enemies in the world. Iran considers us to be “The Great Satan.” Russia, China, and many other countries might not want all of us dead per se, but would they like to see us humbled, broken, poorer, and weaker? Absolutely. You might even legitimately have some crazy neighbor, jealous ex-girlfriend, or rival gang member that truly, specifically, wants YOU hurt, dead, or crushed. You might also have…Open
One of my favorite movies in the pre-UFC days, when your brain didn’t scream, “THAT’S SO UNREALISTIC” at you every three seconds when one guy was fighting off like 10 bad guys with his bare hands, was Steven Seagal’s Marked for Death:
In the movie, Seagal is a burned-out ex-DEA agent who is disgusted by the things he’s done to stop the bad guys and decides to retire and come home. Eventually, the bad guys in the movie, a Jamaican drug gang, make the horrible mistake of coming after Seagal’s family. That’s when he gets together with an ex-military friend of his, and he tells him this before they decide to basically wipe the entire gang out like they’re playing a game of Grand Theft Auto: “The way I look at it, you come home, mind your own business, watch your own yard. And then, if trouble finds you, you go after it, and you bite its head off before it does the same thing to you.” I may be the first person ever to say this before, but there was great wisdom…Open
AI:In this brief theological segment, Jesse Lee Peterson delivers a spiritual message regarding the necessity of self-denial to achieve salvation. He posits that one must surrender their individual ego and earthly identity—becoming "no longer you"—to attain the kingdom of heaven. This teaching aligns with his broader mission of challenging secular individualism through biblical principles.Open
AI:A Colorado woman recently learned through sheer technological nightmare why "smart" home devices are nothing more than Trojan horses for privacy invasion and systemic instability. This isn't just a case of faulty hardware; it is a direct symptom of the massive, unchecked push toward an interconnected, automated existence that threatens to strip Americans of their autonomy in the name of convenience. While the establishment press remains silent on the vulnerabilities inherent in these data-harvesting gadgets, this incident serves as a chilling warning about the fragility of a society handing over control of its basic domestic functions to flawed, internet-dependent algorithms.Open
