Musician Neil Young went to bat for what he believes telling Spotify to pick between hosting his music or Joe Rogan’s podcast. Young is upset that the streaming platform lets Rogan interview whomever he likes and is complicit in spreading the dreaded “Misinformation.” The head of the WHO thanked Young for standing up for science. But Spotify backed Rogan whose podcast has… Read More Unacceptable views
Celebrity can do strange things to you. The heady mix of popularity and new-fangled ideas out of academia have sucked a lot of famous folks into what Albert Mohler calls a “vortex” of representation. There is no way out. Once you start scoring everyone according to how oppressed they are, no doubt someone will be more of a… Read More Race to the bottom
You might not know it if you read certain parts of the media, but not everyone hates the police and wants to defund law enforcement. The funeral for fallen NYPD officer Jason Riviera brought a tear to many an eye, as a sea of fellow officers lined Fifth Avenue. The show of solidarity sent a strong message… Read More Back the blue
If you haven’t noticed, just about everyone is on edge. The modern world is an endless chain of unresolved inputs. The idolatry of novelty has not evolved but collapsed into infinite self-centered expectations. We can’t all have it all. But we all think that we each can. What our grandfathers overlooked now is coming home… Read More Dancing on the Waves
A County Delegate from Maryland thought it was a good idea to make it legal to have an abortion outside of a clinical setting. Do you mean like a back alley? Pro-abortion activists are gearing up for the possibility that Roe vs. Wade might soon be overturned by legislating for abortion in their states. Not the Bee warned us who are… Read More Death eaters
Swimming GOAT, Michael Phelps, weighed in on current controversies over transgendered athletes, saying that sports should be held on even playing field. Swimmer Lia Thomas, a biological male, was recently bested by Iszac Henig, a biological female who is “transitioning to male”, although some are convinced it was a set up to throw off critics. The confusion typified in the sexual… Read More Swimming against the tide
Speaking of merit and virtue signaling, in not-so-shocking news last week, Stephen Breyer, a Justice of the Supreme Court, announced he was retiring. Justice Breyer had been contemplating retirement for some time, but news of his plan was leaked. Activists piled on calling for him to step down, giving President Biden a chance to make an appointment to the… Read More No time wasters
The Supreme Court of the USA has agreed to hear a case which would challenge “affirmative action.” Writing at the SCOTUS Blog, Amy Howe says that earlier Supreme Court rulings allowed colleges to consider the race of potential students, in order to “assemble a diverse student body.” College Board, the body which develops and administers standardized… Read More Lowering the bar
Moderna announced this week that it is starting clinical trials for a booster shot targeting the Omicron variant of the Sars-Cov-2 virus. With the pharmaceutical companies and gatekeepers fighting to keep their research and trial data secret, it is no wonder that wild claims are cropping up about what happens behind closed doors at Moderna. A little digging on the… Read More The more things change..
The rampant “trickle-down cruelty” has been affecting our smallest neighbors, as Mad Monday readers will be aware. A Florida speech clinic claims to have seen a massive increase in toddler speech delay, which they believe to be attributable to mask-wearing. A video out of Canada seems more disturbing with each viewing. Children appearing on a television show say the uninoculated should be… Read More Trickle-down cruelty
