October 2, 2016 Michael Barone: Voters reject John Lennon’s “world as one” Luke Ford No sacred cows.

Michael Barone: Voters reject John Lennon’s “world as one”

Posted on October 2, 2016 by Luke Ford

* Man is a product of evolution. When pacifism arises among us, it’s often killed off by non-pacifists. So it doesn’t get passed on much. It’s still very much a man-shoot-man world.

Having read a lot about the Beatles, I know that Lennon was by far the biggest jerk among them. He did not behave like someone who believed in most of the things he wrote about in that song.

* Imagine as an elegy.

An elegy for nations, for peoples, for distinct cultures, for race, for family, for particularism.

It is almost certainly not what the musicians intended.

But it works.

Do we really want to live in a world in which there is “nothing to kill or die for”?

* Lennon was simply expressing a sadness about the state of the human spirit; he wasn’t naively suggesting that all of our troubles could be easily erased. On the contrary. And this idea that “we’ve tried and it hasn’t worked” is complete nonsense. Neoliberal globalization/financialization of the world in which the elite destroy the middle class through policies of war and third-worlding manufacturing is hardly what Lennon was advocating. To put his name on this crap is disgraceful. Lastly, Lennon was the first person to wind up saying that he was very much a work in progress throughout his life and he wasn’t asking people to model their lives on his.

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Steve Sailer: How to Keep an NFL Team Out of Jail

Posted on October 2, 2016 by Luke Ford

Steve Sailer writes:

Here’s an interesting article in the Washington Post by Kent Babb about the NFL Dallas Cowboys’ team fixer, a big black ex-cop and ex-bail bondsman who is on friendly terms with everybody who works at the courthouse in Dallas. He gets paid by the Cowboys to make drunk driving and domestic violence arrests of Cowboy football players disappear before they get into the newspapers.

He is, like the “Pulp Fiction” character Winston Wolf [played by Harvey Keitel], a fixer who exists on the margins and functions without ceremony. He considers the angles, contemplates the ifs, solves the most complicated problems. No wonder the Cowboys, known for acquiring players on their second or third chances, have come to trust Wells implicitly with their most valuable and unpredictable assets. Whatever route a player is trying to find through the system — from simple help with a driver’s license to thorny entanglements involving criminal charges — there’s always one more option to help find a way: Call in the Wolf.
“I haven’t had a question that Dave couldn’t answer, I can tell you that,” said Adam “Pacman” Jones, the Bengals cornerback.
“Whenever something is messed up and you need to go outside the lines a little bit,” former Kaufman County, Tex., district attorney Rick Harrison said, “he’s your guy.”
“A tremendous asset to the franchise,” Jerry Jones said. “. . . I won’t get into detail of the kinds of things [Wells does], because he does everything.” …
Said longtime attorney Anthony Lyons: “There are going to be times that David comes up with a result that you’re just not going to ask him about.” …
Almost nothing is as valuable to an NFL front office as discretion, nothing as threatening to a season or brand as a “distraction.” Forbes says the Cowboys are worth $4.2 billion, a value that in part depends on the team’s ability to keep star players on the field, contend for championships and maintain its global popularity. For every incident that generates a negative headline, Wells said, 10 are handled without the public’s knowledge.

Considering how many scandals involving football players wind up in the press, the notion that another order of magnitude incidents actually happen is, well, eye-opening.

COMMENTS:

* There are two current examples of fixers in Showtime shows. Ray Donovan, and Billions.

I’m not sure this means there’s another order of magnitude of incidents though. Dallas has long had a particularly trashy team in contrast with, say, the New York Giants. The Giants have generally had a low tolerance for off-the-field nonsense, quickly cutting players that embarrass them. Whether that’s due to the character of the owners or the higher visibility of being in a media capital, I don’t know.

* I would venture that Mr. Wolf acts mainly as a conduit through which sufficient hush money is funneled to the potential plaintiffs (and others) to make them “forget” the incident.

* Sad anthropological observation: this guy is basically a substitute dad.

* There is a female free agent fixer who works for NFL players. It sounds like she has a good gig going, and stays very busy.

Men’s Journal:

Then there are the jobs that she hates like poison but have become a staple of her practice: the late-night distress calls from players. “I had a very well-known star, one of the nicest you’ll ever meet, get jammed up in a strip club at 2 AM.” A dancer there took him to a bathroom in back, promising a blow job on the house. “He thinks he’s getting serviced, but she has a change of heart, so he says, ‘No worries,’ and goes back out to watch her dance,” White says, conceding that this was the player’s version and that she never got to hear the dancer’s side. “Later that night he gets a call from the cops: She claims she was sexually assaulted by him.”

This happened 12 years ago and served as White’s window into the netherworld of hustlers gaming athletes. “You find them in every town with at least one major sports team: women at crappy strip joints and hotel bars, or loudmouths trying to start trouble in clubs, hoping my guy hits them so they can sue. I had a recent case where the player showed restraint, but then someone in his party hit the guy. Well, the person goes out and gets an attorney, saying he’s now disabled for life. But he didn’t sue the friend, of course: He sued the player, and will probably get a check when it’s all done.”

In the strip-joint matter, no charge was ever filed; the police and the district attorney deemed the charges baseless. But word leaked to the local media that something had happened, and the player’s reputation hung by a thread when White called all the outlets in town. “I said, ‘There’s nothing to this story, but it’ll hurt him if it airs; run it, and he’ll never speak to you again.’ ” Every outlet fell in line except for one local affiliate, which floated a mention of the claim. No rivals took the bait, though, and the story drifted away, never casting shade on the player. Meanwhile, the stripper hired a bottom-feeding lawyer: His office was one door down from where she danced. “We ended up paying her a little to stay out of court, but it never made the papers or happened again” to her client. In the end he bought himself a dear lesson cheaply: “Nothing good can happen in a nightclub or strip joint after midnight – nothing,” says White, who bemoans the time and labor she’s wasted tamping down those 2 AM eruptions.

She won’t say how many claims she’s paid out or even ballpark the size of the checks players have written – “I’m not giving those girls one drop of extra incentive,” she sniffs – but over time it has become a steady sideline operation.

Whether guiding her clients through paternity dramas – “First rule: Always take the swab-kit test; 60 percent of the time the kid is someone else’s” – or walking them through the minefield of jilted girlfriends who threaten to go public with charges, White spends many mornings armed for battle, going from skirmish to skirmish. “She’s the world’s most expensive babysitter, because some dudes keep repeating childish things,” says Salaam. “And trust me when I tell you, she steps to them strong, but there’s that handful of guys who don’t hear it first time out. Or the third or fourth time, either.”

* It is often asserted that the justice system is unfair to blacks — that their conviction rate reflects more than their offending rate. However, there reasons why the opposite may be true:

(1) The fraction of murders cleared in black areas is lower, since blacks are less likely to report crimes to the police. (I think this is true — can someone supply supporting evidence?)
(2) Some blacks who are good at sports at the college and pro level have fixers.

In many schools there is pressure to equalize discipline rates by race, which leads to under-punishing of black delinquents.

* The incoming state rep for Ferguson Missouri just accused an incoming state rep for a St Louis district of rape.

They are both light-skinned blacks and both certain to win as they are in safe democratic seats and already won their primaries.

* Seems like it was just yesterday when Pacman Jones was “being rebellion” and beating up women at “scrip” clubs. (LINK) (LINK)

“A tremendous asset to the franchise,” Jerry Jones said. “. . . I won’t get into detail of the kinds of things [Wells does], because he does everything.” …

Jerry is not going to be around forever folks; treasure him while he is still here.

* Cris Carter’s advice was to have a fall guy in the crew who would take the blame and be arrested in lieu of the NFL player.

* I would imagine that NFL players talk their way out of drunk driving arrests a lot.

My cousin who had been merely a minor league baseball player, but was a big charismatic guy, talked his way out of a lot of tickets when we shared an apartment.

* “Hush” money, especially for savagery associated with sexual assaults, spousal abuse, drunk driving, wild parties, drug use, doping. But who gets the “hush” money to motivate people (including the media and authorities) to look the other way? The victims, victim’s relatives, media reporters, cops on the beat, the friendly sergeant at the station house? Money talks. I’m reminded of how easily JFK over his life avoided publicity about his sexual misadventures and how easily Michael Jackson was able to avoid being charged with pedophilia.

We’re acquainted with a “fixer” in our local community … although her specialty is “damage control” over industrial accidents and deaths to avoid negative publicity for clients ranging from local businesses to major corporations. It’s fascinating to hear her talk about it.

We occasionally meet for lunch. She gives us the rundown on the latest industrial accidents and deaths in the community. Yes, we’re always surprised; one in ten appears in the media! She brings together victims (if they survive), victim’s relatives, insurance companies, management, cleanup crews. She is responsible for drafting statements to the media when necessary. Her objective is to get things back to normal with as little damage as quickly as possible. She is very good at it.

The strangest thing is that our friend is always busy. Sometimes our lunches are short. She has to get back to the scene. The bottom line is that “fixing” works.

* Every NFL team has this sort of (usually) black guy on the payroll. His job is to deal with the players’ chaotic personal lives, whether crazy girlfriends or wives, crazy mothers, run-ins, child-support, you name it. I don’t think he’s so much a surrogate father as a buffer to permit coaches and general managers to have some level of plausible deniability when dealing with the (rare) press coverage of how truly degenerate most of their players are. Probably a lot of the big college programs also have this sort of consigliere type figure.

Here’s a report of one of them in action last year.

And here’s the link to the fixer’s responsibilities.

* For all of Jerry Jones reclamation projects, the Cowboys have won how many Superbowls since he canned Jimmy Johnson? The Giants won two under authoritarian Tom Coughlin, sorely missed. The Patriots under Bill Belichick have skated the edge in coaching but ruthlessly discard players who create problems (Hernandez) and even those who bump up against the salary cap.

The problem with guys like Jones is that their indiscipline off the field infects them on the field, negating raw athletic talent. The Patriots tend to get guys with only one athletic talent, devise schemes where that’s all they do — maximize that one particular talent, and make it clear any screw ups and they will be replaced instantly with just another guy with that same talent.

Just as a guess, I’d bet that the Cowboys are among the worst along with the Seahawks and a few others, the Patriots the least bad (I would not say “best”) and many other teams somewhere in between.

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Is Milo Hurting The Alt-Right?

Posted on October 2, 2016 by Luke Ford

Brett Stevens writes:

Yiannopoulos is a provocateur who delights in offending everyone as a means of subverting the culture of offense, or the idea that any speech which disturbs someone or anyone is bad and should be banned. He is the manifestation of the old ANUS motto “Say FVCK for FREEDOM” which was symbolic more than literal: whatever the herd fears must be spoken, loudly, to prevent the herd from demonizing it fully and banishing it from discussion.

He is granted this privilege by the fact that he is immune from attack. As a part-Jewish flamboyant gay man, he comes from two protected minority groups and can speak his mind without someone accusing him of being a privileged white male. He has minority privilege instead, which counts for a lot: Thomas Sowell wrote many things that a white man could not have written without ending his career. Yiannopoulos is bullet-proof and he uses that to divide the Left.

He does not claim to be Alt Right; he claims to be a cultural libertarian or some variation of the above, and yet he introduces gateway ideas that lead people to the Alt Right with every one of his speeches or writings. Some of these are quite advanced and combine conservative and libertarian thought. Often, he expresses a spectrum of Social Conservative through Traditionalist and Reactionary thought.

In other words, he does not attempt to speak for any group, but serves as a wedge splitting apart the Leftist lock on public discourse, and then kicks the Alt Right through that gap. He is a sapper, an advance vanguard, and on the whole, he has helped the Alt Right far more than he has hurt it.

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The Los Angeles Connection To The 9/11 Attacks

Posted on October 1, 2016 by Luke Ford

Wherever you have Muslims, you have increased support for Islamic activity, which includes terrorism.

Wherever you have Jews, you have increased support for Zionism.

If there had not been a Saudi-funded mosque in Culver City and a Halal restaurant on Venice Blvd in Culver City, there might not have been a 9/11 attack.

Why are these institutions that played a role in the 9/11 attacks still allowed to operate with impunity and to facilitate more attacks on us?

Los Angeles Times:

The California connection involves Nawaf Hazmi and Khalid Mihdhar, two Al Qaeda veterans of conflicts in Bosnia and Afghanistan. They flew into Los Angeles International Airport as students in January 2000 and prayed at a Culver City mosque built by the Saudi royal family and frequented by a Saudi consular official.

They later moved to San Diego where they tried to improve their English and took flying lessons at the Sorbi Flying Club.

Their move to San Diego later drew the interest of FBI agents searching for any evidence of Saudi support for the attacks, according to the 9/11 Commission report and to recently declassified material from the congressional inquiry.

While eating at a halal restaurant on Venice Boulevard in Culver City, near the blue-tiled dome of the King Fahad Mosque, the two men’s Gulf Arabic drew the attention of a Saudi named Omar Bayoumi, who had a no-show job with a Saudi defense contractor in San Diego, investigators found.

Bayoumi offered to let the newcomers stay in his apartment in San Diego for a few days and later helped them pay the deposit for an apartment.

The FBI suspected that Bayoumi, who bureau informants considered a Saudi intelligence operative, was sent to meet the pair by a Saudi consular official named Fahad Thumairy, who also led prayers at the Saudi-funded mosque.

When retracing Bayoumi’s steps, FBI agents found that he had visited the Saudi consulate in Los Angeles and saw Thumairy on the same day he met Hazmi and Mihdhar.

Whether those meetings were coincidence or a link that proves official Saudi complicity in the plot is key to the families’ claims against the kingdom.

“No one ever said Bayoumi or Thumairy were senior government officials, but a government is responsible for lower level officials who cause death or injury to people under the cause of their employ,” said Jack Quinn, one of the lawyers for more than 2,000 family members of Sept. 11 victims.

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White Zionism

Posted on September 30, 2016 by Luke Ford

Maybe I should let them know that it would benefit them to know a man in the alt-right. Just in case this diversity thing does not work out
Maybe they have already figured that out.
“This Luke, he can move both ways. Like being bihuman, half Jew and half Goy”. Not sure what the word I’m looking for here. What do you call someone who is part goy and yet still a Jew?
We need new words for our modern age. Many new words.
Jipocrit: A diversity-embracing Zionist
White Zionist is my creation, and I am proud to have coined the term and set it loose into the wilds of the internet.
Please remember my contribution in case they take over and cause trouble for me.

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A Jewish merman for all seasons

Posted on September 30, 2016 by Luke Ford

Article.

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Alexis Arquette battled with HIV for 29 years reveals death certificate as cause of her tragic death is announced

Posted on September 30, 2016 by Luke Ford

TheSun: “He posted on Facebook: “Our brother Robert, who became our brother Alexis, who became our sister Alexis, who became our brother Alexis, passed this morning September 11, at 12:32 am. He was surrounded by all of his brothers and sisters, one of his nieces and several other loved ones.”

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Should Trump Stop Talking About Alicia Machado?

Posted on September 30, 2016 by Luke Ford

Comments:

* Hugh Hewitt ran from it like a whipped puppy. No mention of Machado’s background, just pleas for Trump to ignore her entirely (implying that his meanness to her was essentially indefensible) and to try to refocus on other issues. Hewitt was doing his show early in the morning, though, before Drudge put up its Machado link, so maybe tomorrow will be different.

* If I were in Steve Bannon’s loafers, I’d be reaching out to Bobby Abreu for an endorsement of Trump. I’d even have them do a presser where they autograph baseballs and talk over their best exercise tips. If B.A. feels like giving the inside scoop on Miss Housekeeping, so be it.

* Will Rahn is Peggy Noonan’s son who previously worked for the Daily Caller. I don’t know how he got to be a digital editor at CBS News, but I don’t think he is representative of the mainstream media.

* CNN and the NY Times ignoring any aspect of Machado that doesn’t fit Hillary’s narrative is why I have my doubts that the average woman is going to hear the aspects of the story that do not match Hillary’s narrative. Even wikipedia has been cleansed to fit it.

The right wing sites that are covering the full story are almost entirely visited by right-wing males. They will get the true story. Most women won’t.

The fact that censorship is not fully here yet means that the true story of Machado has leaked out and it doesn’t give the ‘Trump was a meanie to Machado’ narrative as much legs in the mainstream press. However, Hillary can keep running the ads and many women will not hear the full picture.

It is nice though that CBS has reported on it. Will others follow? I imagine it is no coincidence that the CBS reporter is a male. I doubt we will see any mainstream media female reporters breaking the full story.

* I remember this story from way back. At the time, I read a human interest story in some newspaper on dead tree. The story said that there was a Miss Universe that gained a lot of weight and she was told to lose the weight in 6 months (or whatever) or she will lose the contract. And she managed to do it. There was a short interview with her where she shared her diet tips (basically, eat nothing for 6 months.)

Nowhere in the story it was suggested that her employer was wrong in warning her about the weight. Those were simpler times.

Hillary’s play is that women will sympathize with Ms. Machado and punish Mr. Trump. But this works only if the victim is sympathetic. If she is not this may backfire big time. If Ms. Machado comes across as a b-ch the women will turn on her, because no one will judge a woman harsher than other women.

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Alicia Machado Engages In Fat Shaming

Posted on September 30, 2016 by Luke Ford

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Clinton-Machado 2016

Posted on September 30, 2016 by Luke Ford

Chateau: “In Post-America, fat-shaming is a mortal sin while cheating on your fiancé, being filmed on camera having illicit sex, driving your boyfriend’s getaway car from the scene of a murder, threatening the life of a judge, bearing the bastard spawn of a drug lord, and happily lying while under the direction of a presidential candidate and a colluding media about your “20 years of humiliation” from experiencing a gentle and encouraging chiding about your weight are trivial details that should not reflect poorly on an attention whore’s character.”

Comments at Steve Sailer:

* Time for the campaign commercial:

“CLINTON: And one of the worst things he said was about a woman in a beauty contest. He loves beauty contests, supporting them and hanging around them. And he called this woman “Miss Piggy.” Then he called her “Miss Housekeeping,” because she was Latina. Donald, she has a name.

CLINTON: Her name is Alicia Machado.”

[Announcer]: Who is Alicia Machado?

1. Miss Universe who gained 50 pounds after winning title, managed to keep it because Donald Trump came up with a workable solution to the problem.

2. Alleged to have driven a getaway car from an attempted assassination at a funeral, but she couldn’t have, because she had not one, but two, alibis.

3. Threatened to kill a Mexican judge for charging her boyfriend with murder.

4. Had sex on a Spanish reality TV show, ruining her relationship with another man to whom she was engaged.

[Insert film clip of Alicia, with “oooh, tenges la pinga divina” — it will pass, because the FCC doesn’t know Spanish, either]

5. Dated and had a child with a notorious Mexican drug lord, and we have proof that the child was born in this country, and is a US citizen by birth …..

[Insert visual of Miami birth certificate]

So who is Alicia Machado?

She’s a new American Citizen! And

“CLINTON: She’s voting in November!”

Don’t let Donald Trump shame America over being overweight. Let’s find a better way.

Clinton-Machado 2016.

* Did anyone else notice that during the debate, Hillary said, “So we’re now on the precipice of having a potentially much better economy…” I heard this and confirmed it with the transcript.

“On the precipice” definition: The brink of a dangerous situation. A headlong fall or descent.

Perhaps an inadvertent truth from Hilltron?

* You know what Marvin Gaye’s father’s last words were to his son?

“Now you’re gonna listen to one of my 45′s.”

* His trans dad who killed him got off lightly. Six years suspended and five years probation.

* OT: Overton Window

First Douthat links to Steve with implicit approval…

Clinton’s Samantha Bee Problem

Then Robert Draper links to VDare!

How Donald Trump Set Off a Civil War Within the Right-Wing Media

First they ignore you, then they denounce you, then they hyperlink to you, …

* So now Trump is pissed and next time he is not going to listen to his advisers. Whether this will backfire or not I don’t know, but in the next debate I would bet you any amount that Trump is going to go after Hillary hammer and tongs and the moderators too. Trump won the primaries by being Trump, not by being “Presidential”. Anyone who wants a conventional figure is already voting for Hillary anyway. Trump has to sell himself as the change candidate.

* Steve, you noted the bitter resentments of the female writing staff on Law and Order populated the criminal casting as Rich White Men who as we know are always engaging in violence. And not the kind of “sexy domination” like the Tsarnaevs that led nurses to fist-fights over who would take care of Bob Dylan Tsarnaev.

Hillary lecturing White men plays well among White women. Its why Trump cannot win and the route of politics is a non-starter. Most educated White women are objectively anti-White, as much for personal disappointment in the men around them as anything else.

Rather, White men should take a page from Black activists. BLM and other stuff made a giant pain for Democrats until the desires of no policing at all for Black people is met. I would not advocate mass civil disobedience but rather various actions designed to inflict as much political pain while being distributed and deniable.

That means unearthing every unflattering thing about political leaders, their families, and social connections and making them public in the most humiliating time and fashion. It means disrupting events by technical and social means, it means a constant level of pressure and pain until elites figure it is easier to give White men what they want than fight.

* Hillary has not cracked 50%, neither has Trump. He has the winning hand. Trade, immigration, healthcare, breaking up the status quo are all his issues. He should be pounding that message into the ground 24/7. Every day he squanders defending himself over a personal attack or slight is wasted opportunity to put out the message that will resonate.

He has to understand that every big time politico will get bogus political attacks just like businesses get bogus lawsuits slapped against them all the time. He needs to remind himself that when a business gets hit with a ludicrous lawsuit, the CEO doesn’t drop everything, investigate the claim, accumulate evidence and then personally lead the defense team in court. No, when a business gets such a lawsuit, they turn it over to their hired gun law firm to take care of.

It’s the same for these bogus personal attacks. I still plan on voting for the guy, but this does show bad judgement.

* Your comment is eerily similar to what the similarly obtuse Alan Rapaport wrote in the NY Times today: “Fact-checkers have found no evidence that Ms. Machado, who was featured in Playboy, appeared in a sex tape. Her critics may be referring to a risqué scene that she appeared in on a reality television show.”

And indeed, this is what everyone is referring to. Nor was it merely “risque”: it was a real or faux real act of sexual intercourse on a Spanish reality TV show, replete with language from Alicia about how she loves being “f***ed like a perra“, and extolling the taste and the divinity of her partner’s penis.

In the same vein, the Times headline reads: Donald Trump Bashes Alicia Machado Again, Alleging a ‘Sex Tape’ (Without Evidence), and the article also quotes a tweet from Hillary, “What kind of man stays up all night to smear a woman with lies and conspiracy theories?”

The fundamental dishonesty of how they are handling this has got to get through to them at some point.

* I can see the argument that Trump shouldn’t be pursuing this Machado thing, but should focus instead on the issues.

But, of course, it’s been Hillary and the media who have been pushing at this as hard as they can, including even a New Yorker cover.

My instinct is that for him to push back hard is a very good thing to do, given all the variables, the fact that he still has over a month before the election, and the general facts of the case.

Machado as a spokesperson and icon for Hillary is completely indefensible. Shooting down her integrity is a slam dunk on a basket 5 ft high. It just requires of Joe Citizen a google to see how corrupt she is. And the chutzpah required of Hillary and the media to use her as an icon is just breathtaking — they really do think there’s no accountability when it comes to shaming people for allegedly politically incorrect behavior.

The Machado case shows not only Hillary’s vicious unfairness and incompetence. It shows how the media — including even the formerly august NY Times — is exactly as bad. You can’t put a pin between Hillary’s campaign and the media at this point, and this case illustrates like nothing else.

* Here is Vox’s desperate attempt at spin, under the headline “Donald Trump’s nasty, false tweetstorm against Alicia Machado proves how easy he is to bait”:

Trump’s mention of Machado’s past probably refers to the fact that she was once accused of threatening to murder a judge and driving a getaway car in an attempted murder. She was never charged with anything, but she doesn’t dispute the allegations, saying this week, “Everybody has a past. And I’m not a saint girl.”

The “sex tape” rumor, on the other hand, is completely false. Snopes looked into it and found that while Machado did once pose topless in Playboy and was portrayed having sex during a Real World-esque Spanish reality TV show, the footage from the show wasn’t explicit:

However, the so-called “sex tape” stemming from that incident, which is nothing more than some grainy, night-vision footage of a couple of covered figures writhing in a bed, hardly qualifies as explicit. And reality television being what it is, the scene the tape depicts was quite possibly staged or fabricated.

* I think Trump’s tweets were necessary and effective. Let’s remember the time line here.

Monday: Hillary, at the very end of the debate, rolls out Miss Piggy Machado, meant to be a death blow to Trump.

Tuesday: Consensus is that Trump did not lose the debate, and that polls show him edging upwards. The Hillary Camp (aka MSM) rolls out a series of pre-fab articles about Alicia Machado.

Wednesday-Thursday: The Alt Right (and the British Press) begin presenting answers to the question, “Who the heck is Alicia Machado?” The following series of revelations is almost entirely shut down by the MSM, who prefer to continue discussing Alicia as a victim.

Friday: Early AM, Trump sends out his tweets. The MSM _must_ respond to the content of Trump’s tweets, and as a result the cat is finally let out of the bag in all media, albeit barely landing on its feet as a result of the furious spinning, and here we are.

We can get back to pointing out Hilary’s incompetence tomorrow. Meanwhile, we can put Alicia in the same basket with Harambe and Pepe: the Untouchables of 2016.

* I’m no Trumpista, but it must be said: the election is rigged against Trump. The bad mic, the biased moderator, and the unflattering lighting constitute the proof. Almost makes me vote for the buffoon.

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