Interesting Items 06/08

Howdy All, a few Interesting Items for your information.  Enjoy –

In this issue –

1.  Decoy Dan
2.  Nowak
3.  Theft
4.  NJ Riots
5.  Housing
6.  Disclosure

1.   Decoy Dan.  A long-time democrat from Petersville, Dan Sullivan re-registered as a Republican a couple weeks ago and entered the race for US Senator against incumbent Dan Sullivan.  The Petersburg Poser, Scam Dan, Fake Dan, Deceitful Dan or Decoy Dan is running for US Senate in order to split the Republican primary votes in August.  Given the confusion this will introduce, it is likely he will make the top four vote getters and make the ranked choice voting runoff into the primary election, helping his chosen candidate, Smiling Mary Peltola.  He made the move to enter his name into eh campaign following a visit from a democrat strategist a month or two ago from Anchorage, Amber Lee, of Amber Lee Strategies.  Incumbent US Senator Dan Sullivan is completing his first term in office and appears to be in the Schumer crosshairs for political termination, with Peltola, a failed one-term democrat House member the Chosen One.  Peltola is a youngish Alaska Native, widowed from her third husband who was idiot enough to try to take off carrying too much of a moose carcass Sept 2023.  Her previous two marriages ended in divorce.  She is the perfect democrat, young looking, 53, Yup’ik mother, no gray hair, nice smile.  While in the House, she was a reliable vote for Nancy Pelosi and failed to pass a single piece of legislation.  She will be the same for Schumer and his cartel.  Decoy Dan was a Peltola supporter before re-registering.  The Real Dan Sullivan has been a reliable MAGA vote over the last couple years and one of the most conservative US Senators from Alaska ever elected.  As such, he has been singled out for destruction.  Schumer’s PACs have been running anti-Sullivan ads nearly continuously for at least the last year, spending a lot of money without much to show for it, which explains the Pelola democrat dirty trick.  Alaska is not the only place democrats are pulling this particular stunt.  Two candidates for governor in Washington State withdrew their candidacy last week under pressure by WA Governor Bob Ferguson, who announced his reelection campaign Jan 2025.  Both of them were also named Bob Ferguson.  While WA law has an actual provision addressing the situation, Alaska doesn’t.  Worse, Alaska has an aggressively liberal Supreme Court that will likely go along with whatever democrat lawyers come up with as an excuse to run Decoy Dan, the Petersville Poser for US Senate.  The democrat party continues to be a criminal enterprise. 

2.  Nowak.  18-year-old Henry Nowak was a university student stabbed to death in Southampton last December.  He was attacked and stabbed multiple times by a Sikh, Vickrum Digwa, ending up on the street outside Digwa’s home.  The attack was extended, with a chase and multiple wounds in his legs, torso and face.  Police made it to the site fairly quickly, listened to Digwa’s story that Nowak had attacked him, that he was defending himself, cuffed the dying Nowak, dragged him around a bit, and refused to believe that Nowak was dying, or even injured, denying treatment or an ambulance for an hour.  Digwa, his mother and at least one brother were quickly at the scene, with the mother and brother hiding the murder weapon which was later recovered in their home.  The big deal here is that police paid attention to claims of racism by the Sikh, completely ignoring anything the victim, a young, white kid, said.  They actively refused to even look at the kid while cuffing him, dragging him around while cuffed for about an hour.  There are claims that the rough treatment likely disrupted a clot formed shortly after the stabbing, resulting in his death.  Nowak was conscious for an extended period following the stabbing. 

  • Digwa was charged with murder, tried and convicted, with the 21-year sentence announced last week, the minimum possible for that particular crime.  The brother and mother both faced weapons charges.  The mother was convicted and is awaiting sentencing.  The father may also be pursued on weapons charges.
  • It is important to note that the knife used in the murder is an 8” Sikh ceremonial knife, illegal to carry by anyone else than Sikhs due to its length, one of many examples of a dual system of justice in this episode.
  • At least one officer involved resigned, though it appears that police attempted to falsely accuse Nowak as the aggressor.  This was in preparation for an official lecture to the public about disinformation, which today in Jolly Olde England means anything that would cast an immigrant in a bad light.  There is at least one report out there that police have been absolved of all possible charges, though there is another report that there will be a Coroner’s Inquest into the death.
  • Public outrage ramped up nicely over the last couple weeks, with police firmly in their new Happy Place, jailing white British subjects for violent disorder during the protests.  The Dual Standard does not allow rioting immigrants to be arrested for some reason.
  • Reason for all this is that Labor, much like democrats in the US have an unwritten pact with the immigrant community.  If you vote for labor, we will leave you alone and you can do whatever you want to do, an agreement that has led to grooming gangs, multiple murders like we saw with Nowak, and Muslim no-go zones in major cities starting with London itself.  Some of the Brits are waking up to this perfidy.  Is it too late to do something about it?  A lot of people think so.  I tend to believe we haven’t seen anything yet, and pushback is just getting started.

3.  Theft.  We are watching in near real time ongoing election fraud, the theft of an election from Spencer Pratt in LA and Steve Hilton statewide.  The irony of this is that four senate Republicans, Lisa Murkowski (R, AK), Sussan Collings ( R, ME), Thom Tillis (R, NC) and Mitch McConnell all voted against an attempt to pass the SAVE Act via reconciliation last Thursday    The effort failed 48 – 50, with all democrats present and the four RINOs voting against it.  No explanation by any of the 50 in opposition why they support legislation that would at least make some small attempt to shut down election fraud going on in front of our very eyes.  More on that next week.

  • On election night, Steve Hilton was comfortably ahead in the primary vote that included all early voting and election day voting.  Spencer Pratt was comfortably in second place for LA Mayor.  Unfortunately, there were about 40% of all ballots outstanding, waiting to be counted, signed and / or mailed.  Under Cali’s election law, ballots can be postmarked or dated up to a week following election day.  And if there is no postmark, any date by the signatory can be used.  It is expected to take Cali up to a month to count all the remaining ballots. 
  • What appears to be happening in LA is the democrat election fraud machine is operating to uplift third place finisher Nithya Raman, who was 10% behind Pratt in third to a lead based on Sunday’s batch, essentially kicking Pratt out of the runoff in November.  This will all but ensure Karen Bass is reelected.  Multiple batches of mail in ballots have been counted with lots of Bass and Ramen votes along with no small number of third, fourth to fifth party votes but few for Pratt.  I would call that statistical anomaly evidence of outright election fraud, something that apparently escapes our betters in the US Senate.  Democrats are actively stealing this election, and they really don’t care if anyone knows it.
  • One thing we are told in elections with mail-in ballots is that they tend to break toward the democrat candidate.  This one is doing that one better.  Not only are the late arriving mail-in ballots breaking heavily toward democrats, but these are breaking strongly toward a specific democrat.  Front runner Karen Bass is not getting additional votes outside what were counted for her on election day.  Raman, the former third place candidate is getting double the percentage.  The fraud may be too greedy to hide this time around. 
  • Here’s the funny part, in doing this, they are telling us that LA is more important than the Cali governorship, as while Steve Hilton is getting hammered by the mail in ballots, he is still in a solid second place well ahead of Tom Steyer and will likely make the runoff.  One possibility would include Hilton’s lead being too big to steal, something I reject.  Another would be the notion that should Hilton win, he will be gelded on Day One of his term in office, not unlike what democrats did to Arnold, by the veto-proof majority in the state legislature. 
  • At long last, there is at least a little federal interest in the Cali election fraud with the US Attorney’s office in LA opening multiple fraud investigations.  While I don’t have much confidence this will go anywhere, something is always infinitely greater than nothing.  If anything, it is at least a start.  Who knows, they might at least find something, though that wouldn’t be all that difficult. 

4.  NJ Riots.  The current anti-ICE orchestrated riot is taking place in Newark outside a place called Delaney Hall, an ICE detention center.  There are about 100 NGOs involved in funding and orchestrating the riots, including the ACLU, Indivisible and the Democratic Socialists of America, with a combined revenue of nearly $825 million.  Real time instructions are being transmitted on the somewhat secure Signal app.  One example of coordination was the Delaney Hall Creator Brief, talking points for the protests referring to the center as a concentration camp and calling detainees imprisoned prisoners (what other prisoners are there?) and captives.  This protest is not a new thing, first starting Feb 2025 when the feds announced the facility would be reopening as a federal immigration detention center with a long-term ICE contract.  All the Usual Suspects on the political left are involved including our old friends from AntiFa. 

5.  Housing.  An analysis of Mamdani’s housing plan shows that his housing plan is much more evil than his claim to “engage lenders to trigger foreclosure” on landlords.  Real estate analysts believe he is letting the building go distressed.  They then force the bank to eat the loan and hand the building off with no mortgage.  Properties with no loans essentially print money and Mamdani gets to pick who holds the paper on the building afterwards.  This is not a bousing plan.  Rather, it is a wealth transfer with a loyalty program attached.  NYC is the test kitchen.  Cali is next.  And the rest of the nation shortly afterwards if the democrats get their way.

6.  Disclosure.  One of the ways the O’Bama – Biden regime attempted to tie down business was via SEC reporting rules, the most egregious and recent of which was the climate disclosure rule.  The rule required disclosure of material climate risks and the financial costs of sever weather events.  As nobody ever had any definition of what these actually are, any reporting instantly puts the company at risk of lying to the feds.  The rule also mandated reporting on direct and indirect energy use greenhouse gas emissions.  They were also required to outline how climate risks impact their business strategy and their progress toward climate goals.  The rules are modeled on climate reporting required by the economic basket case that is the EU that has been used to strangle industry in Europe for decades.  The Trump administration is rolling back the reporting rules at the federal level but leaving similar reporting rules in Cali, NY and the EU in place.  It is a cute little game, mandating some very extensive and precise reporting without any standards on what the reporting needs to be.  No boundaries.  No standards as to the reporting.  Only some vague demand as to the climate impact of whatever it is the company is doing, which is always in the eye of the beholder, with companies on one side, the feds and greens on another, with the feds slamming between pro or con depending on Republican or democrat control, and the federal courts expected to rein in or cheerlead the SEC on some amorphous set of reporting standards that nobody knows what they mean.  As usual, if you screw up the reporting, you will be accused of lying to the feds on your financial reporting and go to jail, the perfect Kafka Trap. 

More later –

  • AG

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