Friday Links - 27 May

The Other McCain starts things rolling with Chicago Massacre Suspect Had Felony Record, Told Cops He ‘Had to Do It’

What’s the point of even arresting criminals, if everything is just a misdemeanor, or charges are dropped, and where a suspect with an arrest warrant has no problem staying out on the streets for six months?

Gab News - Go And Build: Digital and Physical Sovereignty

At Gab our goal is to empower and inspire you to Go And Build, not only in the digital world but also in the physical world as well. Our philosophy has always been very simple: instead of wasting our time “fighting” the existing system, we must start anew and build our own systems which are grounded on the firm foundation of our faith in Jesus Christ and the sovereignty comes with that walk in faith.

Again from The Other McCain - Deranged Lunatic Who Loudly Disrupted Public Meeting in Texas Turns Out to Be Fringe Candidate for Governor

November is probably going to be one of the worst beatings the Democrats have ever experienced, and O’Rourke — who couldn’t win a statewide race in Texas even in the high-tide year of 2018 — is going to get smashed flatter than an armadillo trying to cross I-10 in rush hour.

Blazing Cat Fur - Genocide for Profits

Putin understands that Ukraine is also very rich in the precious metal lithium.

Daley Gator - CNN “expert” speaks, idiocy ensues. (The new site is up and running, so you should update your links!)

In the second half of the hour, Tapper went back to Kayyem to have her respond to AG Paxton’s desire to have an armed defense at schools.

Don Surber - Twitter is more evil than we imagined

In the name of security, Twitter demanded more personal information from users. They complied because they wanted their security protected, right? Twitter then sold this data to advertisers.

Daily Signal - Why Democrats’ Domestic Terrorism Bill Actually Goes After Political Opponents

Democrats’ proposed legislation is “nothing more than empowering the federal government to police thought and speech in the United States of America,” Rep. Chip Roy, R-Texas, says.