Solzhenitsyn's words got me the most. We are not doing what he suggested, to avoid the disaster we are witnessing.

Solzhenitsyn's comment is why we must never lose the Second Amendment.

Two heartwarming stories out today (24-Mar) >China & Russia have both issued arrest warrants for Soros. (Dead or alive, I hope)

> Trump is suing Hillary and most of her campaign committee (i.e. Podesta Bros.) , FBI hacks Colmes, Strzok, et. el. British Intelligent hack Steele and numerous third party dirtbags (GPS Fusion, Perkins Cove...)

Discovery is going to be Epic!

Impressive collection of thoughtful and sometimes humorous truth. The Solzhenitsyn meme makes me want to reread the the two Gulag Archipelago books.

The Home Depot privilege paper is BS and creepy. I figure if anyone protested, they'd get fired. I'll be shopping a lot less at HD.

The UN list is a good formula for returning to pure tribalism where people with short life spans starve and nothing works.

Dis here be easier ter read if'n yuh sez it alound.
Anyhoo, dis here Thesaurus me say a he is a he and a she is a she cuz a is a n' b is b and me ain't no Woke sad joke in a yoke conformin' ter call people whut they ain't.
Furthermore, thet thar 2030 New World Order Agenda kin go ta hell n' take all wannabe commies wid it.

Great Ones! Blazing Saddles is an awesome movie, that could never be done today!

I want that privilege paper!

I don't get a few of these. Who is the bearded guy re Stalin, and what the hell is he trying to say?

No Autism in babies in 1,700! At least the curve is flattening out...

I generally step back from memes, articles and the like that are steeped in what philosopher David Kelley once termed "contemplating the awfulness of the enemy" - because too far down that road lies defeatism. IOW, though it's important to remain cognizant of the evil of the enemy, it is far more important to brainstorm, constantly, ideas for pushing back and for advancing the right causes.

That having been said, yeah, Solzhenitsyn's words are always gold. And no, we haven't gotten to the point where we have to do armed resistance and hopefully never will. But his advice is no less valuable if we step back from the concrete of literal armed resistance and apply that admonition to resistance in general.

The Wuhan debacle and the Fed/State/Local governments' Bill-of-Rights-shred and power-grabs which arose in its wake are a perfect example. Though we had a Republican President who not only did not lift a finger to prevent that power-grab but actually aided and abetted it; and though millions in American society were - and remain - docile, sheeplike True Believers in the "pandemic that didn't pan" (see the film "Planet Lockdown" if you haven't already,) we can take a valuable lesson in noting the way our constant opposition to these exaggerations, lies and gunpoint impositions worked to overturn most of them. Yes, it was far too little and took far too long, and yes there is a massive amount of work remaining in eradicating every last vestige of ClowPiv-mania from government and society alike, but we have indeed made progress through our opposition.

On the "brainstorming" thing: I've suggested - and will continue to float the idea - that Congressional Republicans (and our next Republican President,) author a new Constitutional Amendment which bars unequivocally any violation of any part of the Constitution for reasons of "national health emergency" or "national environmental emergency" or "national emergency" of any kind. No, it may never get off the ground and may not pass legal muster as I've presented it (I'm not a Constitutional expert,) but politics is a pendulum-swing or tug-of-war: You may not achieve your goal even in part, but in putting it on the table you will have pulled the whole context of debate in your direction. And there is value in that. A tangent, but an instructive one. Remember that our collectivist opposition are hatching, on virtually a daily basis, scores of aggressive lunacies (see that sheet ^ from Home Depot for some prime examples.) We should be doing the same aggressive brainstorming in favor of reason, individualism, self-sovereignty and self-determination, capitalism, liberty, peace through strength, on a constant basis, with the goal of getting such measures passed, and more after that, and more after that. Our governments - at all levels - have become vast, bloated, slobbering, freedom-crushing pigs and our job is to both put them on The Mother Of All Crash Diets and to lock them in an industrial-strength cage. And we have reality, logic, morality, practicality and history on our side. They do not.

Another point that's perhaps nit-picky but no less important to strategy is that the people who create these memes should take a breather once they think they've finished, and do some basic proofreading. Nothing turns what's supposed to be a hard-hitting, persuasive meme into a self-refuting embarrassment faster than bonehead-stupid misspellings, grammar gaffes and amateurish design. I'm spotting three in the Agenda 21 panel alone. Folks, run these through a spell-checker before you post them. And after you've done the spell-check, do a proofread - or three. Because a spell-checker, though it will tell you that "vaccine" has a final "e" and that "immigration" has a double "m" and only one "n," will not correct misplaced homonyms, like if you typed "hole" when you meant "whole," etc. (And "5G" is a time-specific thing that's already on the verge of obsolescence via 6G - 'should be altered to a non-specific formulation.) But bottom line: if you're trying to make a persuasive, intelligent political meme that's riddled with idiotic spelling and grammatical mistakes, you have shot yourself in the foot with an elephant gun and actually done a disservice to the cause.

/rant

I want one of them there great resets!...Dino Joke, humming bird, got a loud laugh from me...

I'm wondering if Hunter can take all of the Ukraine border with one snort.

Great bunch of hard truth there, Dobrien. Gaslight was a solid punch, so true, with so many afraid to rock the pool for fear of being hounded then canceled. Kenosha is just a foretaste of what's in store or what's left of the store. Two thumbs up.