The cancel culture is getting a bit out of hand. Helen Keller co-founded the American Civil Liberties Union in 1920; she was an early supporter of the NAACP, an opponent of lynchings, and an early proponent of birth control. On top of that, she was a socialist. All sounds too good to be true for the left, doesn’t it?

Nope, to some Black disability rights activists like Anita Cameron, Helen Keller is not radical at all, “just another, despite disabilities, privileged white person,” and yet another example of history telling the story of privileged white Americans.

Biden will be remembered as dishonorable but not completely for his role as president. He’s led a disgraceful life, so that’s his legacy. In fairness, we are finding out his ineptitude as president came more from mental incapacity from the beginning, but hiding it has to be shared with others. But he is the face of four years of incompetence; he has own it but share it as well with Harris for her part in the deception.

Believing you are born in the wrong body or with the wrong genetic makeup is, frankly, a delusion fostered by a progressive agenda that promotes the idea that anyone can achieve or become whatever they desire, regardless of reality—everyone gets a trophy. You should live your life as you see fit but don’t expect society to fundamentally change or for people to compromise their rights and spaces, like allowing you to compete against women in sports, use their restrooms, or expect acceptance of your lifestyle choice as the norm.

Being a woman is a divine gift. It’s an honor and a privilege to bear children and to be a mother. Men can learn much from women, and it’s admirable when men aspire to qualities traditionally associated with women; however, if you wish to be something you’re not, you essentially desire a falsehood. If you feel this way, seeking solace or counseling to come to terms with your identity would be beneficial. Remember, you represent a tiny percentage of the population trying to reshape the narrative for the vast majority.

I’m glad to see common sense once more beginning to prevail. May it continue to protect our daughters and societal norms in the future.

Okay, maybe I got it wrong at first, but yes, the world will end tomorrow. I know this because I read it on the Internet. Several theories are given, and some make sense. One theory holds that there will be a shift in the magnetic poles. This one is the most plausible because, for years, we’ve been told there’s a north pole and south pole, but they’re not located at the top of the world.

So, Santa may live at the North Pole, but it is not the true magnetic North Pole. No one can because we had little magnets implanted in our feet when we were born, and repulsion would keep flipping us over if we tried. Besides, how does anyone know they’re both not the same, meaning they would repel each other if they came together? And they will tomorrow and when that happens, the earth explodes or spins wildly. Plus, the magnetic field of the earth is weak. A refrigerator is stronger, so when the poles come together, we start spinning fast, thrown into space, or really dizzy.

Then there’s the Nibiru cataclysm wiping us out. NASA is working frantically to dispel this theory and call it Planet X, but that’s just to throw you off. It’s an old professional wrestling gimmick. That mysterious dude with a mask on was tough and came out of nowhere, beating up good guys.

The idea is that we can see it by now if ludicrous. It could be traveling 4 or 5 times the speed of light. I know NASA put out a video showing that on December 22nd, we wouldn’t be living in a Mad Max world, but keep in mind, those are the same people who insist a man landed on the moon when 5% of the American people believe the whole thing was staged on a Hollywood set. Clearly, another 6% don’t know. Remember, too, NASA is tied with the government-Nuff said! Plus, Planet X will disrupt our magnetic field, and we already know what that means. So go with the Mad Max ending.

Some attribute it to global warming or climate change. We name winter storms now, and right now, and it’s only the middle of December, the Midwest, a few years ago, got pounded with snow by Storm Draco. Odd name, isn’t it? It reminds me of Donnie Darko; we all know how that ended. Well, actually, I don’t because I’ve watched it several times and never understood it, but my guess is it’s bad. Draco is a code name for Darko. By the way, doom and day both start with a ‘d’ too. DoomsDay is tomorrow.

Not so bad for me. on page, I was going to start a series I don’t want to do, so I won’t. I also have a question about health insurance I promised to get to, which now I can ignore. I did schedule a haircut for tomorrow, but only because my wife insisted, I get one. So not going to worry about doing it either.

Oh yeah, and for those saying, people over the International Dateline already made it to December 22nd. No, actually, they didn’t. The Mayans were in Pacific Standard Time.

I think a giant battlestar is out there, and we’re all going to get sucked into a giant black hole until the 22nd but several thousand years from now, but as we cross the horizon, time will virtually stop, and it will be 2013. If you go alone, everyone you know will be dead. But since we are all going together, the 22nd will just be another day.

SO, SUCK IT UP!

Does the government know what’s going on regarding drones?

Of course, it does. It’s the Area 51 of our time. The sightings are all over the country, some probably the result of mass hysteria like the Salem witches in part.

The government is either behind the drones for nefarious or non-nefarious reasons or is too incompetent to figure it out if it isn’t.

A government that can’t figure out what to do with “weather” balloons traversing the country can’t be expected to figure out drones overhead. Biden himself is clueless; the people around Biden know.

So, do we have to wait until January 21 to find out?