by | July 24, 2023 · 1:35 pm

Bits & Bytes

COVID-19: CLICK https://www.facebook.com/reel/1273237280230935 and watch to the end. It’s short.

EXORCIST: Msgr. Rossetti’s latest diary entry is all about how boring demons are. “Demons are narcissistic and nasty. Their words are full of hatred and arrogance. And that is all they do. Malignant narcissism, in hell or on this earth, is profoundly boring.

“There is no creativity. It is one long angry diatribe against all that is good. In short, it is incredibly boring. Demons do not know how to create or inspire. They can only destroy.”

Kinda sounds a lot like Wrongs. And he has good advice. “What is the best thing to do? Ignore them. As one saint said upon seeing a demon at the foot of the bed: “Oh, it’s only you.” Such deflates a narcissist.”

FAUXTUS: CLICK https://twitter.com/TimRunsHisMouth/status/1672189575391850502 [1:00] to hear a recording from 2020 when then-candidate Joe Biden angrily snarled at Peter Doocey for even asking him about his involvement with Hunter Biden’s business dealings: “I have never spoken to my son about his overseas business dealings.”

Not like we believed him for a moment. I mean, the year before, Hunter had told the New Yorker that he had discussed Burisma with his father in December of 2015. At the time of the conversation, VP Joe was preparing for a trip to the Ukraine as the Obama administration’s special envoy and Hunter was getting paid big bucks to do nothing much on Burisma’s board of directors.

Then, last summer, a voicemail recording from Hunter’s Laptop from Hell demonstrated that he had also discussed Hunter’s dealings with the Chinese oil giant CEFC in December 2018. In the voicemail, Joe says, “I thought the article released online, it’s going to be printed tomorrow in the Times, was good. I think you’re clear.”

More recently, we heard about the extortion texts Hunter sent to Chinese businessman Henry Zhao in which Hunter demands Zhao cough up the bucks or else. It is clear that his father was sitting right there, waiting with Hunter for Zhao to phone them about the matter.

And now we have Democrat Representative Dan Goldman admitting on record that Hunter discussed his business dealings with his dad. CLICK https://rumble.com/v316mmc-democrat-accidentally-proves-joe-biden-did-business-with-hunter.html [7:18]. At 4 minutes, he reiterates even more strongly that he “never discussed” and goes on to claim there was an “absolute wall” and “strict, strict rules” to keep his family’s business and his politics separate.

The WH is responding as per usual – i.e., acting like the print and media evidence of Joe’s denials never happened. Note the switch from “never discussed period” to “not in business with.”

“As we have said many times before, the President was not in business with his son. As we have also said many times before, the Justice Department makes decisions in its criminal investigations independently, & in this case, the White House has not been involved.“

They’ll probably stick with this, since “not in business with” can be interpreted to mean that Joe does not appear on any public records, say as a partner or member of the board of directors, of any of Hunter’s businesses.

FBI: Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) allows U.S. intelligence to obtain the online communications without a warrant only of foreign nationals living abroad. In June 2022, the FBI used it to snoop into the online business of a U.S. senator and a state senator. In October, they did it to a state judge. Section 702 is set to expire at the end of the year, and lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have said they will refuse to back its reauthorization without significant reforms.

J6: CLICK https://www.youtube.com/shorts/kmJS_VUg_jQ to hear Jacob Chansley share how God spoke to him in his jail cell. It’s short.

JUST STOP OIL: I’ve reported before on the antics of this ridiculous eco-terror group … throwing paint on masterpieces (which thankfully have glass protecting them); super-gluing their hands to walls, floors, and streets; blocking traffic; and, most recently, refusing to clear a way for a woman trying to get her sick newborn to the hospital. So, while I normally would not condone this kind of thing, in their case I’m just laughing and laughing cuz they totes deserved it.

CLICK https://twitter.com/OliLondonTV/status/1683442212867014661 [1:09] to see how some righteous dudes disrupted their “Beyond F***ed Banquet” (their name) with rape alarms suspended from helium balloons. CLICK

MEDIA: The New York Slime published an angry article entitled, “The Steep Cost of Ron DeSantis’s Vaccine Turnabout” in which the authors recount how the evil Ron went his own way during the pandemic, even ::gasp:: opposing the jab (drawing horns and tail on).

Then, in paragraph fourteen, they admit, “Overall, the state’s death rate during the pandemic, adjusted for age, ended up better than the national average.” Even further down, they admit, “The total excess mortality of Florida is strikingly similar to that of the entire United States, despite older than average population of the Sunshine State.”

IOW … the only “steep cost” is that voters are well aware that Gov. DeSantis’ pandemic management was far superior to President Biden’s.

TRANS: Prisha (Abigail) Mosley (24) is suing the therapists, doctors, and medical facilities who claimed that taking testosterone and cutting off her breasts would resolve all her traumas and identity issues. Mosley’s teen years were traumatic to say the least. Her story is tragic and infuriating.

TWITTER: Elon Musk has announced he plans to get rid of the birds, starting with changing the name of his platform to his favorite letter, X. In fact, he’s so enthused by his new logo that he had it projected onto the side of Twitter HQ building.

Inquiring minds are asking … if we get rid of all the birds, what will we be doing instead of “tweeting”? I mean … “xing” is kinda weird, but I suppose we’d all get used to it just like we got used to “LOL” and all the rest.

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