NOW Are You Worried? French cities are in flames, including Paris, Lyon, and Marseilles. Parts of the UK resemble a war zone. A Canadian military base is hit by an explosion killing several troops and wounding over 150, overwhelming local hospitals. As the veteran police detective said, "I don't believe in coincidences. Find me the connection."

Israeli Occupiers and Colonists Here are a group of elephants at an Israeli zoo. When the Palestinian rocket attack begins, they hesitate. Then the lead female sounds the alarm, and they form a protective circle around the young ones. Yet another example of occupiers, colonists, and practitioners of genocide. Who knows? Perhaps the elephants are funded by the Rothschilds. youtu.be/vEh2S3LqTs4

"Discouraging Voter Turnout" LA Times: "Surge in ICE raids is aimed at discouraging voter turnout, immigration advocates say." Wait, what? ICE raids would discourage voter turnout of whom, exactly? The only conceivable answer is turnout of NONCITIZEN voters. But it is illegal for noncitizens to vote in national elections, regardless of whether the noncitizens are here legally or illegally. We all know that. Or do we? The underlying motive is to erase the difference between citizens and noncitizens – that is, to erase citizenship itself. No national borders, no national language, no national culture, and now no national citizens. The end result is no nation. Is that what we want? Is that what we will tolerate? Stay tuned.

"Loyal As A Dog" Kaylub Giamanco, a 36-year-old carpenter, is a lifelong  resident of Bend, Oregon. He has two daughters in the local elementary school. He was on his lunch break, driving by the school, when he saw a 16-year0-old armed with a shotgun entering the school. He drew his legally carried pistol, entered the school, and neutralized the murderer before he could kill more children and teachers. Revealingly, the name Kaylub is a variant of the name Caleb. That name appears in the Bible as one of the scouts Moses sent into Canaan to scope out the land. The name is derived from the Hebrew Kelev, meaning dog. Apparently the name was intended to imply loyalty and faithfulness. How appropriate!

Victor Davis Hanson dismantles Los Angeles. Admittedly an easy task - it was falling apart to begin with. instagram.com/reels/DeDG5WdS…

Trump Announces Fort Hood Terrorist’s Execution Won’t Be Livestreamed Livestreaming an execution is morally and politically questionable. But the execution itself is entirely moral. Hasan murdered 14 people. Not 13, one was pregnant. He did this at Fort Hood while wearing the uniform of a US Army major. This is multiple murder, as well as mutiny, both punishable by death. The people who now express sympathy for Hasan are the same people who expressed sympathy for Lindsay Clancy, who strangled her three small children to death with exercise bands. Murder 14 people? Murder 3 children? No matter. The killer had problems. But were the problems an excuse for multiple murders? Do we show respect for human life by excusing those who destroy it? Do we show respect for religion by ignoring the only law that is repeated in all five of the first books of the Bible: That a deliberate murderer should be put to death? No. We show contempt for human life and contempt for religion by our misplaced sympathy. At least that's how I see it. How do you see it?

College Student Can't Read Question: Is it racist to expose the sad fact that this third-year university student in engineering is functionally illiterate? Answer: No. What was racist was to fob off a lousy education on an obviously intelligent young person. I would bet serious money that she was taught the Whole Word method of reading. In this method, English is taught as if it were Chinese. Kids are taught to recognize a whole word as though it were a Chinese pictograph. But if they do not recognize the word, they are lost. Thus when she sees the word "dichotomy," she cannot sound it out, which she could do if she had been taught Phonics, as I was as a child. Then she could attempt to understand it. Instead, she sees an unfamiliar word as if it were in code, or in a foreign language she does not know. She is clueless. But so are the "educators" who taught her. The alternative explanation is that the "educators" are malicious, and are intentionally creating an easily manipulated underclass. I leave it to you to decide between these two unpalatable options.

He's Not Borat Remember Borat, that rather disgusting, loud-mouthed comic character created by Sacha Baron Cohen? Well, Cohen isn't Borat. Far from it. He is an intelligent, literate person with something meaningful to say. And he says it eloquently.

Medical Assistance In Dying (MAID) Watch this. It should frighten you. If it does not, are you especially brave, or dangerously unaware? instagram.com/reels/Dd_zSFMD…

Who Is This Guy? New Jersey GOP Senate candidate Justin Murphy, a Navy veteran, could not be more accurate or more clear. We hope to hear much more from him.

Columbus Day Or Indigenous Peoples Day? Well, which is it? Columbus Day or Indigenous Peoples Day? But why must we choose? Why can't we honor both the great Italian explorer, and our Native Americans? Who says there must be a conflict? Uncle Fred and Uncle Earl did not get along. But they were both our uncles. They both deserved respect. Their anniversaries should be honored. We are the products of all those who came before us, whether they were honored as deputy sheriffs or hanged as horse thieves. Their virtues and their vices went to make up who we are. Why not observe Columbus Day on October 12 and Indigenous Peoples Day on October 13? Like a marble cake that is part dark and part white, we can enjoy a delicious dessert while disagreeing about which part is better. That is how we keep our freedom: Argue politely while breaking bread together. There, is that really such a radical idea?

Canada vs Catholic Hospitals • Report: Canadian government threatens to ban Catholic hospitals if they refuse to participate in euthanasia. My father interned at St. John's Hospital in Fargo, North Dakota. I was born there. My brother-in-law died in St. John's Hospital, Santa Monica, California. The crucifix on the wall did not represent my religion, but perhaps even more important, it represented the assurance that we would not be "euthanized," that is, whacked, offed, taken out, croaked. Angel of mercy or angel of death? Our choice. But we must choose. Otherwise the angel of death will be chosen for us. Face it. It has come to this. Too sad.

Reverence For Life? Hasan vs Kirk Right: Nidal Hasan. US Army major who declared a personal jihad, then shot up Fort Hood, killing 14 and wounding many others. Scheduled execution evokes bitter complaints by progressives and self-proclaimed religious people: cruelty, disregard for human life, and exhibiting a disgusting spectacle. Left: Charlie Kirk. Shot to death on live TV. Video replayed multiple times. Same progressives who want to save Hasan not only did not complain, but actually applauded Charlie's death: Got what he deserved, how dare he go around speaking to students. File under H for Hypocrites, colossal. Cross file under L for Life, human, contempt for. Do not file under C for Consistent, try to be. This file has been deleted.

"After Hitler, We Come" In a little known quirk of history, from 1930 to 1933, communists supported the Nazis. They imagined that Nazism was a passing fad, and that when people tired of Hitler, communists would take over. But when Hitler took power in 1933, the communists were sent to concentration camps, and were no longer around to take over anything. I believe communists, having learned nothing, are making the same mistake in Britain and France. They are importing Muslims and helping them seize power. The communists expect to take over when people tire of Islam. But it took Christians 800 years of fierce fighting to drive the Muslims out of Spain. Where are the Christian armies that can drive the Muslims out of Britain and France? In fact, where are the Christians? Once the Muslims take over, the communists will suffer the same fate as they did under the Nazis. They will disappear. You may say, "Good riddance!" But the idiot communists will take all Europe down with them if we do nothing now. Stay tuned.

International Criminal Court? You want an unelected world government? You want a rogue court that can arrest and prosecute Americans at its whim? This would include ordinary American citizens, service members, and government officials. You want the court to enforce rules we never agreed to, and in fact find oppressive? You do? Too bad. You're out of luck.

Not A Polish Joke Here is an updated Polish joke for you. Q: How many Poles does it take to change a light bulb? A: None, because they already have light in their country.

They Hate Us 'Cause They Ain't Us This is a post on Reddit quoting a 2014 movie "The Interview." I forget what the original quote referred to, but I recall that it made me think – a valuable gift. Why do progressives hate conservatives? No, not dislike, not disagree with, but actually hate. Do they really believe President Trump is Hitler? Do they actually imagine that he told the Iranian regime to nuke Los Angeles and San Diego? Do they literally equate ICE with the Nazi SS, which supplied concentration camp guards? No doubt some progressives actually do so. But I believe most progressives look at us conservatives and see people who are content with their God, their nation, their lives, their families, and themselves. So the progressives are envious. Not that they would admit it, of course. The envy is cloaked in contempt: "Who wants to be like THAT?" Similarly, the majority of the WNBA hates Caitlin Clark, Sophie Cunningham, and Lexie Hull. Not just because they are talented, popular, heterosexual, and White, but also because they have something the others lack: the ability to like themselves. But wait, you object. The WNBA haters seem so conceited and arrogant. I believe this is a cover for insecurity. They look at Clark, Cunningham, and Hull, and see what they lack. And that evokes deep envy. I may be 100% incorrect. But that's what I think. What do you think?