Ambassador Mandelson Canned! Civil War Flames Fanned! Memphis Cleanup Planned! USA Education a Loonie-Land!
By Robert Eringer
Paul Cardall: Ascensus Christi
“The brutal murder of Iryna Zarutska exposes the cost of the Left’s ‘compassion’” (The Telegraph)
Too bad Daniel Penny wasn’t on the train with Iryna; he, the heroic former marine who performed a chokehold on a would-be attacker.
If so, a chronic criminal would have died, not an innocent young woman.
Let us hope, going forward, Penny has set the example.
“Lord Mandelson urged 'best pal' Jeffrey Epstein to 'fight for early release' as paedophile was facing jail for child sex offenses and told him: 'Your friends love you'“ (Daily Mail)
Britain disgraced itself by allowing Peter Mandelson to represent their interests as their ambassador in Washington.
The Trump Administration disgraced itself by accepting his credentials.
But lo & behold, just a couple days after these revelations…
“UK fires ambassador to the US Peter Mandelson over his links to Jeffrey Epstein” (The Telegraph)
“Lord” (barf) Mandelson never should have been appointed ambassador anywhere, least of all the USA.
Mandelson and Epstein: “Best pals,” the former wrote
His lordship should be stripped of title and prosecuted.
Again, Keir Starmer’s Labour Government demonstrated acute ineptitude.
“Departing MI6 chief tipped to replace Mandelson” (The Telegraph)
Sir Richard Moore is a superb choice.
Perhaps he will have some influence setting President Trump straight on Mad Vlad Putin.
The intelligence service he’s been running set Prince Albert of Monaco and me straight on Putin 20 years ago. Not that Albert paid attention; he preferred listening to the deviant influences in his life that led him astray.
“Anthony Fauci's explosive secret emails exposing COVID 'lies' are uncovered: 'delete this email after you read’” (Daily Mail)
Another lying lifetime bureaucrat who deserves to be prosecuted.
And here’s a third…
“Revealed: 100 new Epstein emails 'that could destroy' Prince Andrew: Cache of 'devastating' messages between the Duke and convicted pedophile unearthed in US probe” (Daily Mail)
David Boies, the high-powered lawyer who represented Andrew's accuser Virginia Giuffre, says he believes there is enough evidence to open a criminal investigation into the prince.
Prince Andrew has stated he will never return to the United States for fear of prosecution.
He knows what he did.
“California 'is the next Detroit': Most dire warning yet for 'arrogant' Governor Gavin as mutinous business giants hold him over a barrel” (Daily Mail)
Chat GPT:
Chevron → Texas (Left)
McKesson → Texas (Left)
Tesla → Texas (Left)
Oracle → Texas (Left)
Charles Schwab → Texas (Left)
Hewlett Packard Enterprise → Texas (Left)
CBRE → Texas (Left)
Palantir Technologies → Colorado (Left)
John Paul Mitchell Systems → Texas (Leaving 2025)
In-N-Out Burger → Tennessee (Leaving 2026)
“The Left is celebrating Charlie Kirk’s killing. Democracy’s foundations are crumbling” (Daily Telegraph)
This malevolent, small-minded segment of society—mostly Gen Z—were indoctrinated (not educated) to become transgenders, furries, and haters.
Indoctrinated by this kind of heartless moron…
“Teacher allegedly showed Charlie Kirk assassination video to 10 and 11-year-olds, told students he deserved to be killed” (NY Post)
Perhaps they would be happier in North Korea where…
“Kim Jong Un orders North Koreans caught watching foreign films to be EXECUTED” (Daily Mail)
More than anything else, Charlie Kirk stood for freedom of speech.
Tragically, this most fundamental tenet of our Constitution took a deep dive last week as…
“The killing of Charlie Kirk shows just how poisonous Left-wing politics now is” (The Telegraph)
The importance of free speech and open civilized debate in the West has never been more urgent.
“Gov. DeSantis administration targeting teachers, officials who criticize activist Charlie Kirk after his murder” (Florida Politics)
What say you, Governor Gruesome?
Uh… nothing.
Another reason Goofy Gav will never (should never) be elected President.
“From an inner-city London academy to Oxford Union and a 'Big Name on Campus': The rise to notoriety of student who celebrated Charlie Kirk's death” (Daily Mail)
Britain’s future?
The UK was once a civilized nation.
A crying shame immigrants have transformed the world’s most prominent educational institution into anything but.
Yet maybe there’s still hope as…
“110,000 thousand anti-migrant protesters march through central London” (Saturday, The Telegraph).
Make that 1,000,000 anti-migrant protesters.
“Trump announces the next city where he’s sending federal agents” (NY Post)
Memphis.
A great choice.
And while they’re locking up violent criminals, they’ll hopefully find a way to cuff DAs and judges who previously set those violent criminals free, time after time, crime after crime.
“Trump ready to hit Moscow with ‘major’ sanctions, demands NATO countries halt purchases of Russian oil” (NY Post)
A no-brainer.
If European countries want the U.S. to introduce stiff new economic sanctions on Russia (which it should have done at the very start of their brutal, illegal invasion of Ukraine), it goes without saying, NATO countries should not be buying oil from Russia.
“Ukrainian drones strike a Russian top oil refinery, sparking massive fire” (NY Post)
Time for Ukraine (with full NATO support) to strike Moscow.
“'No way': Democrat donors balk at donating to Biden's presidential library” (NBC News)
Duh. People don’t donate to garbage dumps.
And finally…
The words of RFK, Jr. at a Kennedy Center prayer vigil for Charlie Kirk:
“I had a conversation with Charlie where we talked about the danger we faced from challenging entrenched interests. He asked if I was scared to die. And I said to him, ‘There’s a lot worse things than dying.’ Losing our constitutional rights and having our children raised in slavery. I said to him, ‘Sometimes our only consolation is that we can die with our boots on. We can die fighting for these things.’
“Charlie gave his life so that the rest of us would not have to suffer those fates worse than death. Now it’s our job. He’s no longer there to lead us. Rush in and fill the breach and win this battle for our country, for God, and for our families.”
Amen, brother.
What a week… whew!
And so should you.
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When I was a kid, JFK was assassinated. I was at a Pasadena private school with students from almost entirely Republican families. A teacher asked my class who was a Republican - every hand but from two of us went up. I was one of the two. The assassination news was given to us during recess. A number of my classmates cheered and applauded.
Fast forward to 911. I was living in NYC. The plane went right over our apartment building, so low the workmen on the roof jumped to the ground. A lot of the footage you saw was shot on that roof by a NYT videographer who was our neighbor. We, thankfully, were away in Canada, although we had to get a rental car and drive back immediately because my husband was needed at Newsweek. The weekend after, I went to a large birthday dinner party for my fiction and humor editor at The New Yorker, Dan Menaker. I adored Dan, but I had to leave early because I found the talk at my table too upsetting - it was all people in media and publishing and I couldn't take the way they laughed off the carnage and the towers falling. I did not vote for Bush and was against our Middle Eastern policies but the people who died were just going to work or traveling on a plane.
Some time later, a friend of mine who was a longtime friend of Berry Berenson, who was on that plane, made public fun of Berry's sister, the model Marisa for being so distraught on 9/11, calling her a drama queen. All I could say was “Can you imagine having to see a family member die like that on tv?”
The heartlessness of the Left right now is nothing new. I saw it after 911 and in Republican children back in 1963. We just have to go forward carrying Charlie Kirk in our hearts and not let the toxicity going on right now keep us from honoring the good Charlie did.
A good report. I do wonder if the SB Current requires all writers to provide data proofs for their stories? Because it seems such requirements would hamstring most articles.
Mr. Eringer’s style is such that you simply must assume he’s onto something and you follow along breathlessly to see what happens next. If such data proof requirements were in place, none of this great exciting writing would be possible.
Writers need space and freedom to weave and create the world as they see fit to conjure their message, whether it’s purely factual or a mix of opinion, facts and conjecture.
Editors can ruin certain pieces by not recognizing these particular modes and styles, and over editing to create what the editor believes is the correct content and style. Thankfully with Mr Eringer’s work this does not happen.