Bookworm Beat 4/17/23: The madder than mad world
The problem with my meme collections is that it’s getting increasingly hard to create a new, enticing headline. It’s always just…craziness.
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The American Revolution and the Bud Light rebellion
Just as rum sparked the American Revolution, perhaps Bud Light will spark a rebellion against woke tyranny.
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Florence Foster Jenkins and the leftist war on standards
Today’s Western world sets its standards, not by the best, but by the delusional worst. Exhibit A: Florence Foster Jenkins versus “Sophie Rebecca.”
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2023-04-13 Bookworm Video Podcast
I’m baaaaack! This time, I take on God’s role as a speed trap, homework (yes or no?), Sen. Tim Scott, slavery, and women’s (or is it men’s?) lingerie.
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2023-04-06 Video Podcast: A romp through the news
This is an everything and the kitchen sink edition: Slavery, Trump, so-called transgenderism, leftists’ children, children on prescription drugs, pedophiles, reparations, politicians, and colleges!
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Bookworm Beat 4/6/23 — the gender madness and Trump arrest illustrated edition
I’ve got a lot of great memes here but what exercised people most were the Trump arrest and the Democrats’ doubling down on so-called “transgenderism.” Before I even get to the memes, I strongly suggest that you take the time to watch these two Matt Walsh videos. The first shows
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Yes, it’s time for my annually revamped Passover post
Every year for Passover, I write a post describing the general principles but with a different person standing in as Pharoah. This year, Biden again gets the Egyptian crown.
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A proposal for revamping the military
I’ve thought of a new way to make our military more powerful than ever…. Fact: America’s young people are too fat and soft to qualify for the military. Fact: Those people identifying as transgender have proven to be exceptionally aggressive, vicious, and violent: Another angle of the assault on me
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My first-pass take on the Trump indictment *UPDATED*
It’s petty, vicious, and overblown, and would never have happened were he not running for president again.
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Bookworm Beat 3/31/23: the indicted Trump and trans killer illustrated edition
It was a busy week in the worst possible way, but nothing stops the memers, who still came out to play.
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2023.03.23 Video Podcast: A little bit of everything that’s in the news
What’ll you hear in this podcast? Ruminations about Trump, childhood, parents, black racism, gun safety and government, Heaven and crime, and a few random other topics.
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I support gender-affirming care…done my way
It’s time to reclaim the English language and reality and to take a stand for gendering-affirming care done right.
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Bookworm Beat 3/21/23 — the “end of the world as we know it” illustrated edition
America seems to be on the road to perdition (Trump’s arrest, bank collapses, Ukraine, gender madness, J6, and more) but, if we can still laugh, there’s hope. As a reminder, most people dressed nicely back in the day: New York City. 1930s. A completely different world. pic.twitter.com/G4RH5YCcpd — Citizen Free
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Just a few more random vacation thoughts
I’m still in New Orleans and have a few more random ideas to throw at you. First random point: It occurred to me, perhaps because my days off from work have given me a little distance from the subject, that Trump’s and DeSantis’s supporters view them very different. Trump’s supporters
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An update from New Orleans
Traveling gives one time to think and see things in different ways. Here are my thoughts, for whatever they’re worth. We’re in New Orleans and it’s a fascinating city. The architecture is amazing, the people are friendly, and the famed Bourbon Street is awful — painfully loud in the night
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