Howdy All, a few Interesting Items for your information. Enjoy –
In this issue –
1. Fraud
2. Karmelo
3. Platner
4. Ivermectin
5. Beheading
1. Fraud. The Nithya Raman election fraud identified yet another vector of democrat money laundering taxpayer money through the NGOs, this time the entire Homeless Industrial Complex, and turning that money into democrat votes. The game is similar to what USAID did for decades overseas. This time around, we have a US Attorney in LA investigating election fraud during the count rather than weeks or months afterwards and the Trump administration actively shutting down federal money into homelessness. Meanwhile….

- US Attorney Bill Essayli, first assistant US Attorney for the Central District of California, called Cali a fraudster’s paradise, as democrats in the legislature and governor systematically eliminated almost all of its fraud prevention rules. Almost anyone can register to vote in the state. Forms of registration include but are not limited to gym memberships, drug prescriptions, criminal pardons, tuition statements, proof of health insurance. The state has actively fought all efforts to audit or clean up voting rolls. There are nearly 900,000 known inactive names on those rolls. There is video of election petitioners giving homeless voter information, instruction them how to forge signatures and names, offering drugs and cash for their votes.
- Cali moved aggressively toward universal mail-in ballots over 8+ years of active legislation. The first steps were 2016 – 2018 passage of laws like the Voter’s Choice Act that expanded vote by mail options. Universal mail-in ballots were first passed in 2020 with later legislation expanding it. At the same time, ballot harvesting third parties were also legalized and expanded. The final blow was SB 1174 in 2024 that locked in a no-ID standard statewide. This year, Newsom signed SB 73, a law that bans election observers from challenging signatures on ballot envelopes. Voters are not even required to sign their own ballots. A witness can do that for them. This is how you get a permanent democrat majority in power. Of course, it all requires a 30-day window to receive and count enough ballots to ensure a democrat wins.
- Just to demonstrate that the problem actually exists, a 64-year-old woman pled guilty to paying cash and drugs in exchange for voting registrations and signing election petitions. The charge carries 5 years in Club Fed. She also worked on skid row in LA among the homeless. I wonder what else she has been telling the feds about her 20 years in the business. Note that there are currently 43,000 homeless in LA, nearly all of whom are addicts. Another man, this one an employee of a homeless NGO was busted for distributing syringes and other paraphernalia to homeless addicts. These two were part of a greater network. They worked for someone. And the feds are very, very good at flipping the lower rung people to get their hands on the higher placed miscreants.

2. Karmelo. One of the sadder stories last week took place at a Colin County, TX courtroom that found Karmelo Anthony guilty of murdering Austin Metcalf at a high school track meet Apr 2025. The murderer was black and the slain, white. Both were 17 at the time. Anthony appears to have been intent on provoking a confrontation, which he eventually got, stabbing the other kid in the chest. It took the jury less than hour to arrive at the verdict and handed down a 35-year sentence. Anthony will be eligible for parole in 17 years. The family of the killer took the low road on this one, playing the race card early and often, to the extent that there were no blacks on the eventual jury. It was, OTOH, racially diverse for those who care about those things. But it appears that Anthony’s problems were baked in as his parents turned out to be a real piece of work. As soon as the arrest and charges were announced, someone set up a GiveSendGo fundraising page for his defense. That page eventually raised $625,000. The family spent every dime of that on goodies including new vehicles and an upscale place to live, all the while playing the race card early and often. By the time the trial came Anthony was defended by a public defender, being unable to pay for a lawyer and claimed to be destitute when he filed his appeal after conviction. The fundraising page was taken down upon conviction.
3. Platner. Der AusterFührer, Graham Platner, became the democrat nominee for US Senate last week winning his primary in Maine with over 70% of the vote. He will face Susan Collins in the general election in November. Platner is a nasty piece of work whose resume is almost entirely artificial, a construct created by democrat media consultants. OTOH, callers to Clay and Buck from Maine claim that he is a smart guy. If so, he is fully invested in the electoral fraud.
- He also has a bit of a female problem, threatening his girlfriend to do a video with him in which she looked uncomfortable. Former girlfriends coming out to push back against him underwent the pro forma leftist background exam, were found wanting, and were summarily either destroyed or ignored by the media. So much for believe all women.
- Platner was selected, groomed, artificially constructed and promoted through a PR campaign to superstar status. The media was onboard before he even filed as a candidate, with a NYT publishing a glowing profile of his campaign, the harbormaster of Sullivan ME, population 1,246. Last Sept, the New Yorker wrote a 3,400-word profile of him emphasizing how he devoured books on military history. GQ followed in Oct, with a large spread of Platner with lots of photos. Bon Appetit followed with glowing profile on the Oysterman. Plater created his senate campaign profile before he created his website for his fake oyster business, a business that has his mother as its only customer.
4. Ivermectin. Ivermectin, what can’t it do? The screwworm infestation spreading north from Central America is being sold as the latest and greatest bio-threat. Screwworms have been around for a while, initially eradicated by flooding Mexico and Central America with millions of sterile screwworm flies. The approach successfully wiped out the threat 1966. The problem is that the flies are still out there, and when you back off the biological fix, they come right back. Though a combination of illegal cattle smuggling, sterile fly manufacturing facilities shut down to cut costs, and issues with sterile fly production in Panama, the flies are back. As a result, the infestation is working its way back north from Panama. The ultimate solution will be to produce and release up to 400 million flies/week in infected and buffer zones. That is going to take decades to complete. We have done it before and know how it is done. The more interesting thing is what do we do about infected cattle and other critters in the meantime. Well, it turns out that there is a cheap, proven, readily available anti-parasite meds out there – Ivermectin, derided as horst paste during the Zombie apocalypse. So, it turns out that an anti-parasite treatment is indeed useful against parasites, COVID and maybe even some cancers. Good to know.

5. Beheading. The immigration wars in Great Britain just got real, with the reaction to the attempted beheading of a Northern Ireland resident by a Sudanese immigrant (former policemen) in the middle of the street, in broad daylight. Bystanders stopped the attack with a shovel and a hurling stick. There are photos of the Sudanese straddling the throat of the victim while he wailed away. The victim is still alive, progressing in hospital, though minus an eye. He suffered a lot of physical damage. The problem is that the Brits instantly went into minimize right wing violence mode rather than punish these sorts of attacks mode, further infuriating the locals. Protests were nearly instantaneous, quickly morphing into riots when the Starmer regime refused to acknowledge there is even a problem, choosing to crack down on protesters rather than Muzzies. In response, the Northern Irish, never known for backing down from a fight, are ramping up to crank up same sort of violence perpetrated against the British during The Troubles again, this time aimed at a very deserving population of Muslim immigrants. The Irish are no strangers to guerilla warfare, having fought the British for a generation or more during The Troubles. The Muzzies are also no stranger, though haven’t been in this sort of fight in Northern Ireland. I would not bet against the Irish for this reaction has been a long time building. I predict it will spread to the rest of Great Britian and into Western Europe. Looks like things are about to get ugly. Perhaps it is time. The Muzzies need to be careful, as this isn’t the first rodeo for the Irish, the Brits or Europe. If need be, I doubt that the population will go quietly into the Good Night despite what their governments may demand, expecting they will take a LOT of Muzzies with them into that Good Night. Sooner or later, feigned victimhood by a population of aggressors will be ignored. And when it is, OMG.
More later –
- AG
