From Saturday, Isaiah's THE WORLD TODAY JUST NUTS "White House Service: Donald Tries To Please His Man"
On Friday, Representative Chip Roy of Texas introduced HR 1498, which seeks to "terminate membership by the United States in the United Nations."
The move comes after President Donald Trump signed an executive order eliminating US participation in the UN Human Rights Council and contributions to the UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA).
Maryam Khanum (LATIN TIMES) reports:
Georgia Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene stated in a house committee meeting that federal employees do not deserve their employment or compensation, leaving fellow representatives shocked.
The House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform met on Tuesday to discuss recent developments occuring within the government, including the Trump administration's decision to terminate thousands of federal employees and cut funding from various federal departments in an effort largely spearheaded by the Elon Musk-led Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE).
You know who doesn't deserve compensation or employment? That's right. Marjorie doesn't. That fat head that's incapable of thought, those wobbly, fat upper arms. Her whole body is just jiggling fat and the good news there? That means the fat is in heart as well. She won't see 70.
"Media: Musk a purveyor preying on children" (Ava and C.I., THE THIRD ESTATE SUNDAY REVIEW):
Chump and Musk keep lying. And so do others. Greg Abbott can't stop praising Musk. Here's a typical Tweet -- and again, we don't provide links to Twitter:
Is he making Texas proud? Abbott's the fool and prude in the governor's office in the state of Texas.
If you don't know, he's having a war on porn. Possibly due to his inability to get erections -- that's what we're told, paralyzed from the waist down, he's always attacking porn. Is there another governor who, in the last four years, who has issued more press releases on porn than Greg Abbott? He's issued over eighty in the last four years.
Doesn't he seem a little obsessed?
As a general rule, we don't care about porn.
But Greggy does and so do other Republicans and they preach family values and they pretend to call out what they label as sin.
So we're confused.
I'm a real traditional man
My folks got a real rich legacy
They passed on the birthright
So it ain't about you and me
You've been saying you want it
And I believe you do
Just don't to running
At the moment of truth
You've got a nice little chocolate a**
And I got a ten inch White c**k
Then I bend you over
It ain't over till I stop
I know you bow to White men
Just like a n**ger should
I don't know if you're ready for all this White wood
I love taming n**ger boys
Ain't nothing like it
To be clear, those are some of the lyrics to a song -- a song that plays on a video on Twitter, a video of a White man raping a Black man. It's posted by Intimately Colonized whose handle is @propertyofyts. There are also videos at that account where White women abuse Black women.
Is that why it's okay, Greg? Because it's racist porn? Does that make it okay for you?
We really wonder what a hacker might find if they got into Greg Abbott's personal computer.. We fear it would be even more disgusting then the above.
The hypocrites of MAGA, embracing porn purveyor Alien Musk.
Kat and I both wrote about the late Roberta Flack last night:
"The snapshot" (THE COMMON ILLS):
The Central Intelligence Agency is conducting an assessment of their own security after a White House email about civil service layoffs appeared to compromise the names of certain undercover officers, reported CNN on Monday.
This damage control, reported CNN, is "just one of multiple aftershocks from President Donald Trump’s push to take a jackhammer to the federal government — including the CIA. The administration’s efforts to cut the workforce and audit spending at the CIA and elsewhere threaten to jeopardize some of the government’s most sensitive work, current and former U.S. officials familiar with internal deliberations say."
DOGE’s breakneck speed in firing tens of thousands workers has officials fearing harsh consequences. U.S. officials told CNN that Musk’s minions may “jeopardize some of the government’s most sensitive work” if the alleged recklessness keeps up.
Perhaps the most chilling of those fears, some in the CIA’s leadership told CNN, is the possibility that a “group” of disgruntled CIA agents swept up in a mass layoff—or pressured into taking a buyout—may take their sensitive knowledge to a foreign intelligence agency.
Coristine, 19, dropped out of Northeastern University to find work in Silicon Valley, only to be fired from a cybersecurity internship last year for allegedly leaking insider information to a rival company and accused of frequenting Telegram and Discord communities linked to cybercrime.
The CIA is conducting an internal formal review to assess any potential damage caused by an unclassified email sent to the White House that discussed possible layoffs, using names and initials that had the potential to expose undercover officers, a source familiar with the matter told CNN on Monday.
The email, sent in early February, was part of Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) plan to cut the workforce and spending of the federal government.
The Trump administration’s continuous efforts to audit federal organizations threaten to jeopardize the government’s most sensitive work, CNN reported, citing current and former US officials familiar with internal deliberations.
WATCH: Wyden’s Exchange with University of Oregon’s Presidential Chair in Science, Dr. Richmond Here
Washington, D.C. — During a hearing held in the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee, U.S. Senator Ron Wyden, D-Ore., underscored that Elon Musk’s business dealings in China pose a serious threat to national security.
According to public reporting, Elon Musk is running the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) as a federal employee while remaining Tesla’s largest shareholder. Public filings indicate Tesla invested billions of dollars in China and annually produces nearly 1 million cars at a factory in Shanghai on land owned by the Chinese government.
“According to public reporting, Tesla’s contract allows the Chinese government to revoke Tesla’s lease on the land at any time if it determines doing so is in the public interest,” Wyden said. “Now, on this committee, every one of us works for the AMERICAN public interest. And given that is our highest priority, I intend to come back and ask further questions about this in the days ahead.”
Senator Wyden also questioned Dr. Geraldine Richmond, Presidential Chair in Science at the University of Oregon and former Under Secretary for Science and Innovation at the Department of Energy, on the national security consequences of Musk’s decision to make drastic and abrupt workforce cuts at the Bonneville Power Administration. Dr. Richmond emphasized that these cuts would undermine the grid’s safety and drive up energy prices for working families across America.
Last week, Senator Wyden demanded answers from the Trump administration in a letter regarding Musk’s workforce cuts at the Bonneville Power Administration.
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