(Part 14 in the multipart series “Where We Stand“) Do you believe in a “little season” of Satan? You know, that short clip of history before the End when the devil and his horde get to go a little extra crazy, rampage, and make things super-nasty right up to that moment when the Second Coming… Read More In front of our eyes
A new study from Bath University warns that social media use may be preventing people from finding “new passions”. The study authors say that staving off “superficial boredom” by scrolling on devices can prevent “profound boredom” from setting in. Profound boredom, they say, “stems from an abundance of uninterrupted time spent in relative solitude, which can lead… Read More Digital decluttering
The Republican party has settled in to its newly established majority in US Congress. All GOP lawmakers and a solitary Democrat voted to pass a “born alive” act, which stipulates that any baby who survives an abortion must be given medical care. While federal law already requires that a survivor of abortion receive medical care, The Blaze reports that… Read More Alive to be born
After much obfuscation and censorship on the part of experts and our information gatekeepers, it is finally becoming more acceptable to discuss the danger presented by COVID vaccines. But just a little. The CDC has decided to investigate “safety signals” of Pfizer’s COVID booster after the number of ischemic strokes in those over 65 met the “statistical criteria”… Read More Safety virtue signalling
The “Twitter files” continued to drop as we here at Mad Mondays were resting up over Christmas. For those who missed it, these documents are mostly internal correspondence between Twitter execs and employees before the company was bought by Elon Musk. Musk has been releasing the documents to independent journalists who have been publishing summaries of the content. … Read More Anti-people
News media last week reported with many ALL CAPS headlines, that classified government documents had been found by President Biden’s staff, in several unauthorized locations, including the President’s garage in Delaware. (But they were locked up with his Corvette, so not to worry!) The discovery has prompted comparisons to the stash found after former President Trump’s home Mar-A-Lago was raided late… Read More Capitol Hill happenings
(Part 13 in the multipart series “Where We Stand“) There is a time to laugh. War is rarely that time. Not when the standards are raising. Not while the arrows are flying. Not when the lines crash to meeting in a hazy violence of flesh and metal. Laugh in the barracks as you have need,… Read More Remember the TruLore
What do people want? Tears for Fears was certain that everybody wants to rule the world. Some would say we all want figgy pudding and even children know that we all scream for ice cream. If we’re following the logic of Charles Darwin’s theory, eating ice cream or figgy pudding might just seem instinctual – we want food because we’re… Read More A heart’s desire
The Pittsburgh National Bank has once again crunched the price of a “twelve days of Christmas” gift list for your true love. PNC found that the cost of five gold rings is up 39% from 2021. At least with all those French hens and geese a-laying, you might be able to offset the cost of eggs! Housing, fuel, and… Read More Golden geese a-laying
Here’s weird factoid about our strange age… there were no bank robberies in Denmark at all last year. No disrespect to Danish cops, but it sounds like it may not have been the prowess of law enforcement that lead to this result. Most Danish banks no longer carry cash – if you want to steal digital money, we… Read More Cash is king
