The Angel of Death keeps taking the wrong 80 year old, time to put him on a PIP.
Pam Fortner, the New Orleans nightlife icon who helped create one of Bourbon Street’s most recognized drinks: The Hand Grenade, has died at 80
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The Angel of Death keeps taking the wrong 80 year old, time to put him on a PIP.
Pam Fortner, the New Orleans nightlife icon who helped create one of Bourbon Street’s most recognized drinks: The Hand Grenade, has died at 80
We're going to be hearing about such abuses for years to come.
After Pretti was killed, Savageford, who is Asian-American, said she was taken to a warehouse near the Whipple detention center where immigrants were being detained. She was strip-searched, including by male agents who Cook told HuffPost on Friday were “touching her privates.”
one impulse I’ll never truly sympathize with is among too much of The Media the response to the very real “yes there are annoying trans people on the internet” (they’re on the internet; comes with the terrain) is: let’s be even more aggressively annoying about it and smug and dumber about it
Today we praise Malcolm for his courage to say that "America's chickens had come home to roost" after the assassination of JFK. But we look back at it in hindsight. He was heavily ostracized for his comments and some even say that he may have signed his death warrant over that. 🧵
Police in Jackson, Mississippi, have arrested a man in the case of Tasia Fortune, the 29-year-old Black woman found hanging from a tree outside an abandoned house last month, following the state medical examiner ruling her death a homicide. https://cnn.it/4Aazd9x
The degree to which 9/11 completely normalized our surveillance state is wild—it is sometimes genuinely hard to remember how different the world was before the PATRIOT Act.
Reversing post-9/11 surveillance won’t be easy, advocates say
Twenty-five years after the U.S. government launched the war on terror, the “terrorist” profile is widening
prismreports.org
I hate LaRosa and I wish nothing but evil befalls him every day of his life, he’s also objectively correct that the wishes of the American public do not direct the policy priorities of the United States.
And sorry but LaRosa is 1000% correct that "public opinion polls don't dictate American foreign policy." Look at what the fascist in chief is CURRENTLY doing re: the war on Iran.
The idea that Israel or the UAE can impose a post ideological order onto the Middle East on our behalf has always been silly since the US itself has failed at doing this too. Why would two statelets which we subsidize fare any better?
This is a great piece from Stephen M Walt which lays out why Israel can't be a true hegemon, the main reasons being that hegemony that is reliant upon external support isn't real and also there is no regional buy-in to a Pax Israelica. Same reasons apply to the UAE.
The ancient paranoia of the slavers. Your oppression brings you no peace, for the ghosts of those you've damned torment your every dream.
For a certain kind of white man, there is no fear more primal than the fear that the people they have abused will gain power and treat them the same way.
🤷🏾♂️ www.law360.com/articles/252...
ABA Law School Accrediting Arm Repeals Diversity Standard - Law360
The American Bar Association council responsible for law school accreditation voted Tuesday to eliminate its diversity and inclusion standard, the final step in a process that the council hopes will e...
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I hope he gives them the fattest part of his ass to kiss 🫶🏿
A coalition of Michigan rabbis and Jewish leaders is launching a petition drive for the state’s Jewish voters to warn Dr. Abdul El-Sayed, the Democratic Senate nominee, that they will withhold support for him if he does not change some of his positions and rhetoric on Israel.
@theonion.com remains undefeated theonion.com/netanyahu-i-...
Haaretz exposé: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu received an explicit warning from UAE President bin Zayed days before October 7. He didn't brief Israel's security chiefs. 🔗https://tr.ee/s78NFy
Will a British ban on trade with Israeli settlements, 60 years too late and done only after at least 75,000 Palestinians were massacred, cripple the Israeli settler enterprise? No. But, Miliband's forceful break with decades of feigned ignorance, helplessness, and complicity is a watershed moment.
Ed Miliband has overturned decades of Foreign Office inertia on illegal Israeli settlements
Foreign secretary ends UK’s feigned helplessness with sanctions and description of Israel’s actions as ethnic cleansing
theguardian.com
Our society's unfathomable cruelty to homeless people is not just morally unjustifiable, but more expensive than housing people would be. Cruelty against the homeless is an unaffordable luxury. Abandoning homeless people to avoid offending the Protestant work ethic is an unaffordable luxury.
ProPublica spoke to dozens of people who had lived in homeless encampments when cities cleared them out in “sweeps.” We distributed notecards so people could tell us about the toll in their own words. ➡️ This is what they wrote:
“Earlier this year, an independent UN inquiry found that Israel continued to commit genocide by deliberately targeting Palestinian children in Gaza.”
Far-right Israeli minister outlines plan for removal of all Palestinians from Gaza www.theguardian.com/world/2026/s...
Finally Hunter Biden gets interviewed by somebody actually asking him questions rather than just letting him ramble and he comes off like the smug incompetent that he is. The idea that his father acted in “good faith“ or it required “retrospect” to realize his Gaza policy was wrong is absurd.
Me: "Can you condemn it?" Hunter Biden: "I 100% condemn it." Me: "You would say what your dad did was wrong, to send weapons to Benjamin Netanyahu?" Hunter: "Well, no... because I don't think... let me put it this way Mehdi..." My full interview with Hunter Biden: zeteo.com/p/mehdi-chal...
So it is getting bad. Someone said recalls happen and it's not so bad but like ....
You’re Not Hallucinating: The Amount of Recalled Food Is Skyrocketing
Here’s a list of every food item that faced a recall in August.
newrepublic.com