On the Overwhelming Likelihood that if Islam Ever Seizes Control of the West (the Vehicle for this of Course Being Mass Migration) One of the First Things On Their Itinerary Will Be to Put a Kibosh On this Whole Trans Ideology and Boy Will that Ever Be a Drag for Many (and by, Many, I of Course Mean, the Useful Idiots Currently Running Wild)

 Predicting the future tends to be a dicey undertaking but when you're given a 99%er you gotta' take it, right?

On Fred Astaire Suggesting that the Reason Why He Stopped Performing with Eleanore Powell Was Because She Danced too Much Like a Fella'

  Love Fred but I gotta' call, bullshit, on this one. The woman was about as masculine as Dick Butkus was feminine. If I had to guess I'd say that he was simply getting tired of being shown up by a woman and in a state of desperation came up with this little plum. Unpersuasively I might add.

On Candace Owens Seemingly Petrified that Mossad Will Eventually Assassinate Her for Speaking Critically of Israel

Need I remind you that this is the same model of normality who's been trying to convince us that France's first-lady is actually a dude. Likely not, I'm guessing.

On Being Deliriously Angry at Elon Musk and Dealing with Said Delerium by Damaging the Private Property of Total Strangers Simply Because Those People Bought a Vehicle Made by Mr. Musk's Company WELL BEFORE THE FELLOW EVER ENDORSED TRUMP

It sounds like our Attorney General is taking this seriously and I'll bet that she doesn't have to dole out all that many 20 year sentences for the retards to grasp it, either. 

On What Psychopathy Truly Looks Like

  Probably somewhere in the neighborhood of this.

To All of the Folks Out There Who Think that You Can Manage a Modern Industrial Economy On Solar Panels and Wind Turbines

  Ya' can't. a) The power density is a small fraction that of nuclear, hydro, and hydrocarbons (you would literally have to pave entire counties to generate the power of just a couple nuclear plants). b) The resource intensity is higher and more costly (the raw materials and energy needed to make just one wind turbine is prohibitive). c) They're simply too unreliable and intermittent to be relied upon (that and the capacity to store such energy is still woefully inadequate). And d) because of this intermittence there needs to be a fossil fuel or nuclear backup, which in the case of coal needs to be fired up constantly in order to be effective. Now, if some genius out there can alter the laws of thermodynamics............ 

On "Net Zero"

 Or as I prefer to call it, "a return to the nineteenth century, but with more starvation".