I have posted this article before:

CIA turned our celebrities into ‘sissy pants’, says Chinese Academy of Social Sciences

The evidence that they’ve been doing it to Americans too is overwhelming.

god i can’t believe this is nycs current it couple pic.twitter.com/unyemGUluM

— mike (@mikeofficial) March 31, 2021

This is true, they are being pushed by the tabloids as NYC’s new power couple.

On the right is Kamal Harris’ step daughter who was made a model as a bribe to keep the Biden administration from investigating the hedge fund that owns the modeling agency among other businesses.

On the left is the Editor of GQ magazine, a magazine that is supposed to tell men how to live.

Both look like soymilk lattes and MDMA are their primary food groups.

The Left hates anything traditional, reflexively.

Beauty and masculinity are traditional.  Read your ancient philosophers.  The heroes of antiquity or the classical Renaissance Man were polymaths and athletes.

These people are dumb as a box of shit and sickly weaklings, while actively making themselves unattractive.

Their existing is an affront to the traditional values that built successful societies.

It really is a conspiracy to destroy us by reducing us to mentality and physically frail, worthless humans.

General Bill by Byrd (CO-SPONSORS) Fischer; Maggard; Massullo; McClain
Preemption of Firearms and Ammunition Regulation: Provides that unwritten policies are subject to provisions allowing for recovery of damages if such policies violate specified provisions; provides that plaintiff challenging local government regulation concerning firearms may be considered prevailing plaintiff for certain purposes in specified circumstances.

Read the bill.

When Local Governments get sued for violating prevention and get sued, they usually will withdraw the regulation without penalty and court costs to them, but the plaintiff does not get refunded for his expenditures and this does not prevent for local officials to enact another anti gun regulation in the future. This bill changes that and local govs will still have to pay for the expenses even if they withdraw the bad regulation. This law also prohibits Non-Written anti gun regulations issued by any official in the state like a local Chief LEO telling their officers to demand a court order to return a firearm to its owner or saying you cannot carry on a local park or beach.

Vote went 10 to 5 in favor.

Next stop, Judiciary committee.

??✡️ — NEWS: A knife-wielding man on parole for attempted murder attacked a Jewish couple walking with their baby near Battery Park in Lower Manhattan this afternoon, slashing all 3 family members. The victims were treated for minor cuts by first responders on the scene. pic.twitter.com/188TWXyVTr

— Belaaz News (@TheBelaaz) April 1, 2021

Attacks on Asian-Americans were ignored until they became so frequent that the media had to do something, so they blamed white supremacy and Trump voters for them.

In New York City and San Francisco.

Orthodox Jews are still being targeted but the Left hates the Orthodox so much that no matter how many are violently assaulted they will never turn it into a movement.

Welcome to Progressive NYC, where a man on parole for another attempted murder can commit a hate crime with a knife and absolutely nobody gives a shit because they are just as bigoted against the victims too.

Keep your eyes on the tiny woman in the black pants and white t-shirt who at the beginning is helping to hold the banner.

At a far-left BLM protest in Austin, Texas over the weekend, protesters assaulted a man walking on the road with his motorcycle. They assault him & one of the protesters uses a baton to smash his motorcycle repeatedly. https://t.co/j4nLNp72Tk

— Andy Ngô ?️‍? (@MrAndyNgo) March 31, 2021

For no apparent reason, she turned around and attacks a man who is pushing a non-functioning motorcycle on the shoulder of a public road.

She throws a water bottle at him and curses at him repeatedly.

The man in the brown jacket was hiding some sort of club behind his sign and hits the motorcycle and possibly the man pushing it (it’s a little hard to tell in the confusion).

The woman then empties a water bottle onto the motorcycle man.

The whole situation goes to the extreme when he gets on the bike and turns down a side street.

The woman pursues him.  She continues to attack as he retreats far away from the protest march, running after him and hitting him.

She and the man in the brown jacket are violent savages.

This attack appeared to be unprovoked and they continued at attack as he fled.

IANAL, but to me just about everything about their behavior, especially the man with the club, would have justified a lawful response with force.

Except…

This is Austin, Texas.  The Travis County DA is a man named Jose Garza and he is a racial progressive.  He’s the Chesa Boudin or George Gascon of Texas.

There is no way he would allow one of his fellow travelers to get shot in a DGU and not press charges against the person defending themselves.

You know damn well that he’s not going to have this woman or the man with the club arrested either.

This is why they have no fear and can be as violent and savage as they want.  This may be Texas, but it’s Jose Garza that enforces the law and that means Antifa is in the Prosecutor’s seat.

We are on the final month of Florida’s Legislative season. It is crunching tome in Tallahassee and here is where we stand according to my opinion.

One bills has a good chance of passing:  CS/CS/HB 259 Safety of Religious Institutions wit the Senate Companion bill CS/SB 498. This bill has sailed through the committees with some Democrats voting for it. This had also happened the last two years, but we had RINOS bought and paid for by Bloomberg and/or the caresses of Moms Demand, specifically Senator Bill Galvano (president of the Senate) and Senator Anitere Flores who threw roadblocks to the bills. They termed out and the bill had both a companion Senate bill and bipartisan support all of the sudden.

Two bills have a 50-50 chance of going somewhere: HB 1409 Preemption of Firearms and Ammunition Regulation (with Senate companion bill SB 1884) and HB 1343 Issuance of Licenses to Carry Concealed Weapons or Firearms. (with Senate companion SB 1882)

As for the rest of the bills, both good and bad, I figure they are pretty much dead for this year. Of course I will only stop following them on April 31st when the gavel strikes the podium signaling the end of the legislative season.

I know I would dearly love to attend Mass in my neighborhood Catholic church without having to be unarmed because it shares space with a school, just like 99% of all Catholic churches in the world. But till it is voted on both floors and send to the governor’s office, I won’t celebrate.

I would love to see Preemption of Firearms and Ammunition Regulation passed if anything to flip the bird in the faces of Democrats who came out with several bills to eliminate pre-emption all together in the State of Florida. And the same applies to the face of Nikki Fried (who thinks is a challenger to DeSantis’ re-election) when it comes to Issuance of Licenses to Carry Concealed Weapons or Firearms. She would love to screw with the online system so people cannot get or renew their CWL and this bill demand to go above and beyond not to interrupt the process.

There are a boatload of bills in the Legislature right now, so they are gonna be busy and they include the ones that dole out money to their respective districts. You can imagine the pressure they have and why they won’t waste anymore time in other bills for this season, or at least that is what I think because RealPolitik always wins. But as I have stated before this year, we need to get the ball rolling somehow: One bill passed is great, the three of them would be fantastic.

After that, a bit of rest, hurricane season and the we start all over again in November.

DC Servo motors have been with us for I have no idea how many decades. They can be easily controlled and deliver power with delicacy or force as required. The idea of four huge DC Servos controlled by computers to deliver power and to adapt to any road conditions makes me all warm and fuzzy. I do believe people will pass out at the generated G-Forces that those cars could develop unchecked.  I also believe they will be very efficient and will have 10 times the range of the leanest gas-powered in the market.

But what we have right now is the equivalent of a Ferrari F8 Tributo running with steam engine circa 19th Century.

Till electrical vehicles can generate their power as they need without batteries, they will be pretty toys.

Pete Buttigieg is a fucking moron.

Harvard, Oxford, I don’t give a shit.  I’m am absolutely convinced those places are remedial education facilities where the super-rich and well connected send their low IQ progeny to teach them Woke Speak and corporate babble for four years so they come out and get a make-work job somewhere.

This is his latest bullshit:

You should not have to own a car to prosper in this country, no matter what kind of community you're living in.

— Secretary Pete Buttigieg (@SecretaryPete) March 25, 2021

The fuck is that?

This son-of-a-bitch was the mayor of South Bend, Indiana.

I know Indiana.

Do you know what is in between South Bend and every other city in Indiana?

Miles and miles of fucking corn and soybeans.

Did he ever travel to Indianapolis to meet with the Governor?

Has he ever seen downtown Indianapolis?

“You should not have to own a car to prosper” applies to maybe a dozen cities in this country.

The fuck is he going to do?  Create a bus and subway system that links people who live where the corn grows to the big city?

What public transportation system will pick people up from where they live and take them a factory or plant on the outskirts of town, like the steel mills and refineries I’ve been in?

The only way for this to be real is to pack us all into concrete block Megacities.

You’d think a guy who lived in somewhat rural Indiana would understand this but apparently when he went to Harvard, his IQ dropped and he just sort of thought everywhere in the country is like downtown Boston that can be connected with a subway.

Pictured: US Secretary of Transporation working on policy