Tuesday Links - 9 September

Doug Ross is up first with The Illustrated Spygate Scandal - Part VII

What began in July 2014 as a routine congressional request for Hillary Clinton's State Department emails had by May 2016 evolved into a corruption scheme unparalleled in American history, revealing a surveillance state turned against the American people by their own government.

Don Surber - Reporters can't stop lying, can they?

Then there is CBS. After shelling out $16 million to atone for splicing together a semi-coherent response by Kamala to a simple question on 60 Minutes, the network butchered Kristi Noem’s intelligent response to a question on Face the Nation.

Nate Silver at Silver Bulletin - What is Blueskyism? And why is it so toxic for political persuasion?

Bluesky is disproportionately popular in D.C., but also in crunchy white states like Vermont and Oregon. Search traffic for Twitter/X over the same period shows the same bias toward highly educated states, but less toward Harris voters

Jordan Conradson at The Gateway Pundit - (VIDEO) SportsCenter Hosts SHRED Crazed Phillies Karen – “Really Lady?… Make Her Feel Terrible” – “What The Hell? What is Wrong with People?”

A woman at the Phillies game lost her mind after a father in left field grabbed a home run ball and gave the souvenir to his young son. She then approached the family and forced the birthday boy to hand his ball over.

Wombat-socho - FMJRA 2.0: Morning Glory Milking Farm

I may not have done a book post in quite a while, but as longtime readers can attest (and this website as well) this book by C.M. Nascosta is not anywhere near my normal tastes in books. However, being the public benefactor I am, I felt obligated to give this book a read and report on it. Now that I have done so, I must ask for your prayers and contributions to the tip jar, because brain bleach isn’t cheap.

Pixy Misa at Ambient Irony - Daily News Stuff 7 September 2025: In With The Old Edition

Google is facing a $425 million fine, not from Europe for once but from a federal court in California, for continuing to track millions of people for years after they had turned off the tracking feature. (AP News)

Okay, yeah.

Nail their hides to the wall on this one.

Moonbattery - Democrats Dictate Indoctrination

The main point of homeschooling is to ensure children are not brainwashed with the malignant ideology that prevails in government schools. A New Jersey bill responds with liberals’ favorite tactic, coercion.

Wombat-socho again - Rule Five Sunday: The End of Summer

As I’ve collected a week-long stint in Twitlag for expressing the wish that Xavier Becerra be hanged, I’d appreciate it if someone could post the links to X for me until next Sunday.

CWB Chicago - Man shot dead outside Orange Line station, but nobody called 911 for 10 minutes (Too bad the mayor got rid of ShotSpotter)

Mayor Brandon Johnson pressed ahead with the shutdown despite pleas from most aldermen, many residents, victims’ advocates, and even his own police superintendent, who wanted to keep it in place.

Clayton Cramer - Releasing Terrorist in Britain

The people of Britain want a compassionate government. They are going to get it good and hard.