Hypocrisy and Inconsistency

15.  "The SEIU (Service Employees International Union) lectures the country about economic justice by day and apparently checks into five-star luxury hotels by night on their members' dimes. So much for solidarity." 4/30/2026

14.   President Trump is wrong in so many ways about hydroxychloroquine studies.   Study finds hydroxychloroquine helped coronavirus patients. 

13.  We must defund the police and completely do it over.  And why aren't the local authorities doing anything about the Venezuelan gangs taking over apartment buildings in Aurora, CO? 

12. Biden isn’t like Trump. He won’t pardon Hunter. Biden must pardon Hunter because of Trump.

11.  Harris isn’t cool on her own she is.

10.  Bans are only cool if they’re on the other guy

9.  Posted Oct 23, 2023

Joe Scarbough on 3/6/24 -- Biden is far beyond cogent.

6/28/24 -- If he were CEO and turned ina performance like that, would any Fortune 500 company keep him?

8.  Posted Oct 23, 2025

• "Not on the level": In an October 2020 interview with The Atlantic, Clinton stated, "There was a widespread understanding that [the 2016] election was not on the level".
• "Illegitimate president": During a September 2019 interview on CBS, she said she believed Donald Trump "knows he's an illegitimate president." She added that Trump understood that "tactics they used, from voter suppression and voter purging to hacking to the false stories," were the reasons the election turned out as it did.
• "Stolen" election: Clinton used similar language in May 2019, stating that the election had been "stolen" from her.
• Other factors: In the aftermath of her loss, Clin

7.  Oct 22, 2025

6.  Aug. 24, 2025

5.  October 2024  Inconsistency

4.  July 4, 2024

Morgan Freeman  Anybody want to beat up cops.

Morgan Freeman:  Trump turned peaceful protests into riots by initing violence.  It's his playbook.  Arrest that POS, and you Dave. Fuck off.

3.  Dec. 9, 2024

When thieves made off with Darcie Bell’s rented U-Haul truck, the San Francisco woman put out a call for help on X: “If you see a 26 foot uhaul truck with the Arizona plate AL50003- would you let me know because it had like everything I own on it.”  Mere hours after she filed a police report, she blasted the police for not immediately locating her stolen possessions.  

“I haven’t found my s—! The cops didn’t do s—! U-Haul made me file a f—ing police report!” she told The Post.    Bell spent years posting left-wing “defund the police” views .  “There’s cameras all over this city. They haven’t done s—! … I just want my stuff back!”The post went viral, but not for the reason she hoped for. Bell spent years posting left-wing “defund the police” views — and users across the site blasted and mocked the activist.   Critics accused Bell of hypocrisy, but she said she didn’t initially seek help from police and only filed a report because U-Haul required it.
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2.  Nov. 30, 2024

Nallah Sutherland, a special event coordinator for the Mayor’s Office of Special Projects and Community Events, was spotted earlier this month tearing down the poster from an Upper East Side light pole, ripping it up and dumping it in a trash bin, according to video posted online by the social media platform Jews of NY and nonprofit StopAntisemetism.  But Sutherland, 25, only got a slap on the wrist by her bosses — who merely required her to take “multicultural training” and added a disciplinary note to her permanent work file, a City Hall source told The Post.

“Is there a reason you’re taking those down?” asks an eyewitness about the poster, part of a public art campaign to raise awareness of Israeli and American hostages taken captive by Hamas during its Oct. 7, 2023 terror attack on the Jewish state.  Sutherland then walks toward the man and swipes his phone with her right hand, briefly knocking it out of focus, the video shows.  She earns $61,135-a-year helping plan celebrations he hosts at Gracie Mansion and at other sites to honor the diverse city’s many ethnic groups, records show.

She’s part of a team whose job is to “bridge cultural divides … and support key city initiatives that help provide a source of strength, unity, and resilience to New Yorkers across all communities within the five boroughs and beyond,” according to her office’s website.

1.   Nov.  26, 2024

I filmed a liberal activist trying to retrieve her iPhone back from the homeless that possibly stole it. She encouraged them to sell anything they steal from “rich scum” but that she’s “nice” and “honest” and needs it back. She told @tarafaul503 and I she won’t call the police.

Increase in Wealth of Members of Congress

 

CA Wealth Tax Ballot Initiative Would Allow Legislature to Lower Wealth Threshold.

 Page 26 lets Sacramento convert it to a tax on EVERYONE without your vote.

Section 50310 on page 26 of the 32-page proposal states that the Legislature may amend the Act by a two-thirds roll call vote in both houses, provided the amendment is "consistent with and furthers the purposes" of the Act.

Threshold Changes: Opponents argue this language creates a pathway for Sacramento politicians to lower the wealth threshold, effectively converting it into a tax that could impact ordinary savings, retirement accounts, or property.

Shift in Authority: Under current law, imposing a direct tax on wealth generally requires statewide voter approval. This initiative, if passed, would grant that authority to the Legislature directly, requiring only a supermajority vote (which the current majority party already holds) rather than returning to the ballot.

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Mental Illness and Long-term Homeless in LA

 

• Chronically Homeless: The prevalence of mental illness or substance abuse is higher among the chronically homeless, often exceeding 75%. 
• The prevalence is particularly high among the chronically homeless, over 75 percent of whom have substance abuse or a severe mental illness (Kuhn and Culhane 1998; Poulin et al. 2010; Ellen Lockard Edens, Mares, and Rosenheck 2011). Powerful drugs such as P2P methamphetamine induce psychosis, the symptoms of which are sometimes confused with schizophrenia.

https://siepr.stanford.edu/publications/policy-brief/homelessness-california-causes-and-policy-considerations#:~:text=There%20are%20also%20differences%20in,homeless%20population%20in%20California%20today.

The Media's Treatment of Meghan vs The Queen, Katherine, and Camilla

 

You’re absolutely right to push back against the simplistic narrative that Meghan Markle was only mistreated because she is biracial. While racism undoubtedly played a role in how she was perceived and treated, the reality is far more nuanced and complicated—and the British public and media have a long history of harshly scrutinizing anyone who marries into the royal family, regardless of race. The double standards in how Meghan’s critics and supporters frame her experience—while ignoring the brutal treatment of figures like Kate Middleton (dubbed “Waity Katie” for years) and even Queen Consort Camilla—reveal a selective outrage that undermines the conversation about racism in the monarchy.

Here’s a breakdown of why this narrative is incomplete and often dishonest:

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1. The British Media’s Equal-Opportunity Cruelty

The UK tabloids are infamous for their ruthlessness, and they’ve targeted every woman who’s married into the royal family—often in ways that were just as vicious as their treatment of Meghan. The idea that Meghan’s race was the sole factor in her mistreatment ignores this history.

A. Kate Middleton: “Waity Katie” and the Class Obsession

• Nicknames and Mockery:
  Before she married William, Kate was dubbed “Waity Katie” by the press, who mocked her for “waiting” years for William to propose and shamed her for her middle-class background. The media dissected her fashion choices, her family’s wealth (or lack thereof), and even her hobbies (like her love of jigsaw puzzles, which were framed as “boring”).

  • Example: The Daily Mail once ran a headline asking, “Is Kate Middleton Too Thin to Be Queen?”—a level of scrutiny that mirrors the body-shaming Meghan faced.

• Sexist and Classist Attacks:
  Kate was called “common”, her parents’ party supply business was ridiculed, and her university degree was dismissed as “undistinguished.” The criticism wasn’t about race—it was about class and the British obsession with royal “purity.”

• Pregnancy and Motherhood Policing:
  Kate’s pregnancies, postpartum body, and parenting choices were relentlessly scrutinized—just like Meghan’s. The difference? Kate never fought back publicly, while Meghan called out the media’s hypocrisy, which framed her as “difficult.”

B. Camilla, Queen Consort: The “Other Woman” Vilified for Decades

• Decades of Demonization:
  Camilla was public enemy number one for years, blamed for destroying Charles and Diana’s marriage and labeled a “homewrecker”, “the Rottweiler”, and “the third person in the marriage.” The media shamed her appearance, her voice, and even her taste in food (she was once mocked for liking marmite sandwiches).

  • Example: The Sun ran a headline in the 1990s asking, “Has Camilla Lost Her Marbles?” after she was photographed with a minor wardrobe malfunction.

• Racist? No. Brutal? Absolutely.
  Camilla’s mistreatment had nothing to do with race—it was about sexism, moralism, and the British public’s disdain for women who “break the rules.” Yet, she endured it for decades without the global sympathy Meghan received.

C. Queen Elizabeth II: Not Even the Monarch Was Spared

• Mockery of Her Voice and Appearance:
  The Queen, the most beloved royal figure of the 20th century, was not immune to cruel jokes. Her voice, fashion sense, and even her teeth were frequent targets of ridicule in the media and pop culture.

  • Example: Spitting Image, the iconic British satire show, caricatured her as a frumpy, out-of-touch old woman for years.
  • Headlines: Tabloids would mock her “dowdy” outfits or her “posh” accent, proving that no one was sacred—not even the monarch.

• The Hypocrisy:
  If the Queen—the ultimate symbol of British tradition—could be mocked and diminished by the press, why is it surprising that Meghan faced scrutiny? The difference is that Meghan fought back, while the Queen never complained publicly.

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2. The Selective Outrage Over Meghan’s Treatment

Meghan’s supporters often ignore or downplay the fact that every royal woman has been torn apart by the media. Instead, they frame Meghan’s experience as uniquely racist, which erases the misogyny and classism that Kate, Camilla, and others endured.

A. The Race Factor: Real but Not the Whole Story

• Undeniable Racism:
  There’s no question that racism played a role in how Meghan was treated. The obsessive focus on her race (e.g., headlines about her “exotic DNA”, comparisons to “straight outta Compton”, and speculation about her baby’s skin color) was undeniably racist and deserves condemnation.

  • Example: The Daily Mail’s “Harry’s girl is (almost) straight outta Compton” headline was blatantly racist and would never have been used for Kate or Camilla.

• But It Wasn’t Only About Race:
  Meghan was also criticized for the same things Kate and Camilla were—her fashion choices, her family, her “diva” behavior, and her spending habits. The difference is that Meghan pushed back, while the others endured it silently.

B. The Double Standard in Public Sympathy

• Meghan’s Defenders Ignore History:
  Many of Meghan’s supporters act as if she’s the first royal woman to face media scrutiny, when in reality, Kate, Camilla, and even the Queen were subjected to worse—just without the racial component.

  • Example: When Kate was photoshopped into a bikini on a magazine cover, there was no global outcry. When Meghan was criticized for wearing a dress with a high slit, it was framed as “racist misogyny.”

• The Privilege of Being “Woke”:
  Meghan and Harry weaponized modern progressive language (e.g., calling out “unconscious bias,” “institutional racism”) to shield themselves from criticism. This is a luxury Kate and Camilla never had—they were expected to take the abuse silently.

C. The Hypocrisy of Meghan’s Critics

That said, Meghan’s critics are also guilty of selective outrage. Many who defended Kate from media attacks turned around and attacked Meghan—proving that misogyny is alive and well, regardless of race.

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3. The Real Issue: The British Media’s Toxicity

The problem isn’t just racism—it’s the British tabloid culture itself, which is built on tearing down women, especially those who marry into the royal family. The media’s treatment of Meghan was worse in some ways (because of racism) but not fundamentally different in its misogynistic, classist, and invasive nature.

A. The Cycle of Abuse

Every royal woman goes through the same three-phase cycle with the media:

1. Honeymoon Phase: They’re beloved and idealized (e.g., “Kate the Commoner,” “Meghan the Modernizer”).
2. Tear-Down Phase: The press turns on them, picking apart their every move (e.g., “Kate’s too thin,” “Meghan’s too demanding”).
3. Rehabilitation Phase: If they endure long enough, they’re reclaimed as national treasures (e.g., Camilla’s eventual acceptance, Kate’s current “perfect princess” status).

Meghan broke the cycle by leaving and fighting back, which is why her experience feels different—but the underlying media misogyny is the same.

B. The Monarchy’s Complicity

The royal family enables this culture by never pushing back against the media’s worst excesses. They tolerate the abuse of royal women because they depend on the press for their survival. Meghan was the first to refuse to play by those rules, which is why she became a lightning rod.

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4. Why This Matters

The selective framing of Meghan’s experience as purely about race distorts the bigger picture:

• It erases the misogyny that Kate, Camilla, and others faced.
• It lets the British media off the hook for its systemic cruelty toward all royal women.
• It ignores Meghan’s own role in escalating the drama (e.g., the Oprah interview, Spare, Netflix deals), which fueled the cycle rather than breaking it.

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Final Thought: The Uncomfortable Truth

Meghan was treated differently because of her race—but she was also treated the same as every other royal woman who’s been torn apart by the press. The real issue isn’t just racism; it’s the British media’s misogynistic, classist, and invasive culture, which no royal woman has escaped.

The selective outrage—where Meghan’s critics ignore the abuse Kate and Camilla faced, and her supporters ignore her own hypocrisies and commercialization of her struggles—shows how polarized and dishonest this conversation has become.

Politicians Fraud

 

April 21, 2026

“Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer will be leaving the Administration to take a position in the private sector,” Cheung wrote on X. Chavez-DeRemer is leaving during a misconduct probe involving alleged travel fraud.

Four employees have already left. From The New York Post on March 4:

Melissa Robey, who served as director of advance in the secretary’s office, was fired on Tuesday at the prompting of the White House, sources said.

On March 4, Robey was put on administrative leave following allegations that she misused taxpayer dollars for official travel — one day after Chavez-DeRemer’s two top aides resigned from their positions while facing similar allegations.

Investigators had gathered evidence of a “toxic” workplace created by chief of staff Jihun Han and his deputy Rebecca Wright, including verbal abuse of staffers and waste of departmental resources on personal trips, sources noted.

The senior aides were also accused of committing “travel fraud” by helping “make up” official trips to destinations where Chavez-DeRemer, 57, could spend personal time on the taxpayers’ dime.

 

 Yesterday we had a meeting at the hospital about how untenable the situation is here and in the other Munich hospitals. The clinics can't cope with the number of medical emergencies from migrants and are therefore starting to send everything to the main hospitals. Many Muslims refuse treatment by female staff, and we women are now refusing to mix with these migrants. The relations between the staff u.the migrants are getting worse and worse. Since last weekend, migrants going to hospitals have to be accompanied by police with sniffer dogs.  *Many migrants have ADHD, syphilis, open tuberculosis and many exotic diseases that we in Europe don't know how to treat.* 

When they get a prescription at the pharmacy and learn they have to pay in cash, it leads to unbelievable outbursts, especially when it comes to medications for children. *They 

2/3 of Palestinian Refugees In Denmark Have Been Convicted

 

In In 1991, 321 stateless Palestinians from Lebanon entered Denmark and asked for asylum. Their applications were rejected by the Danish Commission on Asylum Seekers. Then, nearly 100 of them occupied a church in Copenhagen. The popular rock singer Kim Larsen gave a concert in support of the asylum seekers. But the conservative Minister of Justice, Hans Engell, was adamant that the Palestinians should not be let in. Finally, a majority in the Danish Parliament overruled the conservative-liberal minority government and passed in 1992 a special law granting the  group asylum in Denmark. 

Two-Thirds of the Original Group Convicted

Now more than than thirty years later, the record shows that of the 321 asylum seekers 204, or almost two-thirds, have in the period 1992–2019 been convicted of some criminal offence. Of those 204, 71 have been sentenced to prison, sometimes suspended, and the rest to paying fines of more than €200; smaller fines than that are not included in the numbers. Of the 321 asylum seekers, 176 are living off government, mostly by ‘early retirement’ (122 persons, a euphemism for being unemployable). At the end of 2019, 270 in this initial group of 321 are still living in Denmark.  Of course, there are individuals from this group who have worked hard and done well in Denmark. 

One-Third of the Second Generation Convicted

One of the activists fighting in 1992 for the group, Fathi El-Abed, admits that the numbers are bleak, but he points out that the situation seems to be somewhat better for the 999 children from the group. Of this second generation, 337, or one-third, had in 2019 been convicted of criminal activities, and mostly been fined: 132 had been sentenced to prison, suspended or not. Again, of the 999 children, 372 were receiving government aid, but in the case of 194 of them, the aid was connected with training programmes of some kind. 

Serious Crimes by Mayors

April 16, 2026 Former Gettysburg Mayor Arrested on Child Sex Abuse Charges

Former Gettysburg mayor Chad-Alan Carr arrested in Texas on new child sex abuse charges after fleeing Pennsylvania Chad-Alan Carr, the openly gay founder of Gettysburg Pride and former mayor of Gettysburg, was arrested in Palestine, Texas, on April 8, 2026, by the Anderson County Sheriff’s Office in coordination with Pennsylvania authorities. Carr had previously posted bail in Pennsylvania on initial charges but fled to Texas, where he is originally from. The new warrant includes two felony counts of sexual assault, one count of depicting child sex acts on a computer, and two counts of corruption of minors. The charges stem from allegations made by three additional victims who came forward.

Jan 21 2026

Former Madison, Ind mayor pleaded guilty to two felony child exploitation charges

MADISON, Ind. (WAVE) - Former Madison Mayor Timothy Armstrong pleaded guilty to two felony child exploitation charges, avoiding prison time in a plea deal that has left the victim’s father unsatisfied.

Armstrong, who served as the city’s mayor between 2008 and 2011 and was a school resource officer in 2022, changed his plea during a hearing after two years with little case activity. The plea agreement suspends his five-year prison sentence to probation and drops nine of the 11 charges he originally faced.

Victim was 12 when approached at school

The victim was 12 years old when Armstrong approached him at school and began asking sexual questions, according to court records. The boy’s father said Armstrong was “grooming him” and “started asking him about all kinds of different sexual questions, his sexual history.”

The boy reported the inappropriate contact after recognizing it was wrong. Court details describe Armstrong telling the boy it would be funny if the boy sent him a video of a sex act.

Jan 21 2026

Former Dumont Mayor is charged with drugging and raping a teenage boy

Former Dumont Mayor Andrew LaBruno, who is charged with drugging and raping a teenage boy in November, will remain in the Bergen County Jail as prosecutors prepare to turn over additional evidence to his lawyer.

LaBruno, a Jersey City police sergeant, was arrested on November 17, two weeks after he lost a race for State Assembly in the 39th district.

On the day before Thanksgiving, Superior Court Judge Gary Wilcox denied bail to LaBruno, agreeing that he posed a risk to the community and the victim and might obstruct the ongoing criminal investigation – and that he identified himself as an on-duty police officer to police.

Prosecutors allege that LaBruno sprayed an unknown substance into his hand and placed it over the mouth of a teenage boy, causing the incapacitated victim to become dizzy, and then forced him to perform fellatio on him.  He’s accused of committing an act of sexual penetration through the use of coercion and without consent, and knowingly engaging in sexual conduct with a child.

He was charged with aggravated sexual assault, sexual assault-force/coercion, and endangering-sexual conduct with a child.

Jan 17, 2026

State lawsuit claims New Jersey town's former mayor directed police to keep minorities out

CLARK, N.J. (AP) — A New Jersey town whose former mayor was once heard denigrating Black people on secret recordings made by a whistleblower is now facing a state lawsuit that claims he and local police officials directed officers to keep minorities out of the community.

 A New Jersey town whose former mayor was once heard denigrating Black people on secret recordings made by a whistleblower is now facing a state lawsuit that claims he and local police officials directed officers to keep minorities out of the community.

The complaint, filed by state Attorney General Matthew Platkin and the office's Division on Civil Rights, names former Clark Mayor Sal Bonaccorso, suspended town police chief Pedro Matos and the current police director Patrick Grady as defendants. It claims the town's leaders “systematically discriminated against and harassed Black and other non-white motorists.”

onaccorso, a Republican, was the town's mayor for about 25 years before he resigned in January 2025, just days after starting his seventh term in office. He had been easily reelected in November 2024 despite allegations of corruption. He left office after pleading guilty to using township resources to benefit his private landscaping business and forging signatures on permit applications for work his company performed in the area.

Bonaccorso did not respond to a voicemail message left Friday. When asked about the suit by NJ.com, he texted them back a two-word response, using an expletive to describe the suit.

In 2020, a police officer told officials he had secretly recorded Bonaccorso, Matos and another police official using racial slurs while referring to Blacks. The town agreed to pay $400,000 to settle the matter out of court, but the allegations later became public.

Clark Mayor Angel Albanese, a Republican who succeeded Bonaccorso, called the state's lawsuit “frivolous” and accused Platkin of “playing politics” as his term as attorney general comes to an end. Charles Sciarra, an attorney for Matos, voiced similar views while noting the timing of the suit.

Matos has been on paid leave since the Union County Prosecutor's Office seized control of the police department in July 2020. He has sued Clark to try to block the town from firing him, and those disciplinary proceedings remain active. The prosecutor's oversight ended last March.

The lawsuit claims the town and its police leadership instituted a variety of discriminatory policing practices at the behest of Bonaccorso. Clark is a New York suburb, about 27 miles (43 kilometers) south of Manhattan.

According to an analysis cited by the attorney general's office, Black people were stopped 3.7 times more often than white people in Clark between 2015 and 2020, and Hispanic people were stopped 2.2 times more often than white people.

While some of these racial disparities persisted to some extent even after the prosecutor's oversight began, the data from 2020 to 2024 revealed some notable changes and improvements in policing practices that coincided with the reduction of some of these racial disparities, the attorney general's office said.

 Jan 17, 2026

RIVERVIEW, Mo. (KSDK/CNN NEWSOURCE/WKRC) - The mayor of Riverview has been arrested and charged with multiple sex crimes following a monthslong investigation by St. Louis County police.

Michael Cornell Jr. is accused of sexually assaulting or harassing at least two teenagers and two adults over the past decade, authorities said. He was arrested this week and is being held on a $1 million cash-only bond.   As First Alert 4 news reported, Riverview mayor Mike Cornell Jr. has been charged with four counts of second-degree statutory sodomy, three counts of first-degree sodomy or attempted sodomy, one count of first-degree harassment, and one count of possession of child pornography. There were four victims involved in these incidents, including two minors under the age of 17. 

Lt. Col. Jerry Lohr of the St. Louis County Police Department described Cornell’s alleged conduct as “predatory,” adding that investigators believe there may be additional victims.

The investigation began in December after a victim reported the alleged crimes to another law enforcement agency, which referred the case to St. Louis County police. Court records detail allegations of sexual assault and harassment dating back to 2016, with the most recent incident reported in December 2023.

Just last month, Cornell Jr. alleged without evidence that pro-KKK and anti-Semitic graffiti had been appearing throughout Riverview.