October 6, 2026
YES. NEXT QUESTION?
Holy Hell, Michigan Democrats. Did you lose your damn minds or what? https://t.co/UYrCYvTW48
— The🎃FOO (@PolitiBunny) October 6, 2026
DISPATCHES FROM THE EDUCATION APOCALYPSE:
The fact that Cornell Jane did not pass out at any point during the gangbang, but she DID attempt to have sex with a man who was unconscious, is really a point that needs to be highlighted. Repeatedly.
So the feminist rhetoric demands we believe that Cornell Jane was too… https://t.co/GsC9xWrtQF
— Bethany Cherisse (@BethanyCherisse) October 5, 2026
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Paglia's point is that women have been raised in a way that makes them naïve. They believe that the suburban, middle-class setting is the default condition of the world, and that the rights they have go with them anywhere, even to a foreign country or a bedroom during a drunken… https://t.co/YwzZWC2SWN pic.twitter.com/ZapI9RXklM
— Laocoon of Troy (@LaocoonofTroy) October 3, 2026
AT AMAZON, It’s Prime Big Day Deals. #CommissionEarned
DISPATCHES FROM THE EDUCATION APOCALYPSE: US colleges slash tuition by tens of thousands as families balk at sky-high sticker prices.
The Post identified at least a dozen colleges and universities that have cut or announced cuts to tuition or required program fees this year, with several private schools chopping published undergraduate prices by roughly 40% to more than 50%.
Emory & Henry University in Virginia cut tuition roughly in half to $19,990 this fall, while Arizona’s Prescott College lowered on-campus undergraduate tuition 55.8%, from $33,960 to $15,000.
The University of Tulsa plans to cut undergraduate tuition and university fees from $54,000 to $25,000 in fall 2027 — a $29,000, or 53.7%, reduction.
Coe College in Iowa will drop tuition from $58,780 to $31,850 for 2027-28, while Montana’s Carroll College will cut tuition and general undergraduate fees from $44,712 to $26,800.
Just a preview of things to come as foretold by the prophet.
OUT: MILE-HIGH CLUB. IN: MILE-HIGH RUB: Intoxicated woman allegedly masturbates on American Airlines flight.
But it’s equal-opportunity misbehavior: “A week before Inzer’s alleged mile-high rub, a United Airlines passenger claimed she was forced to sit next to a masturbating man on an early morning flight from Rochester to Newark, only to be offered a $100 credit, according to NBC News.”
INCENTIVES:
NOT SO FUN FACT: Universities can avoid Social Security, Unemployment Insurance and Medicare payroll taxes on qualifying J-1 researchers who are nonresidents for tax purposes.
— Inspector General Anthony D'Esposito (@USLaborIG) October 5, 2026
WELCOME BACK MY FRIENDS, TO THE PANDEMIC* THAT NEVER ENDS: The Russian Plague.
Some observers scoff at the broken test tube narrative. Given that the incident occurred at a Russian laboratory, no one trusts official assurances. Other employees at the Institute are being quarantined, and countries bordering the Irkutsk region have tried to seal their borders.
Many have noted the obvious parallels to the covid epidemic of a few years ago.
Referring to the origins of the coronavirus pandemic, Nezygar, an influential Russian Telegram channel, wrote: “The situation in Shelekhov, Irkutsk region, where a plague quarantine has been declared, resembles the Wuhan case.”
Except that the plague is orders of magnitude worse than covid, a coronavirus that by now has become one of several strains of the common cold:
Pneumonic plague, the strain that Shipilova is suspected to have died from, is transmitted through respiratory droplets. It has a fatality rate of 41 per cent, making it many times deadlier than coronavirus, which has an estimated fatality rate of under 0.01 per cent for healthy middle-aged adults in Britain.
One can only imagine the hysteria that will reign if pneumonic plague really does begin to spread. The disease is easily treated with antibiotics, but only if it is diagnosed immediately, which may not happen as it resembles milder diseases like influenza in its early stages.
* Or is it?
None of this means the Irkutsk pathogen will cause a pandemic.
But the response clearly indicates that Russia believes an epidemic is possible – and that the responsible agent is likely a pandemic weapon or otherwise embarrassing for the government.
3/4
— Kevin Esvelt (@kesvelt) October 5, 2026
THIS IS SO TRUE.
Hillary losing really did break them, didn't it? Like, their collective tree branch snapped. The impossible suddenly happened, and they were permanently outraged. Trump had to be punished. The voters had to be punished, too.
— Brad R. Torgersen (@BradRTorgersen) October 5, 2026
THAT’S ENTERTAINMENT: Now THIS Would Be Fun: Kennedy Is Considering a Run for President! “No, not the MAHA guy, and not, thank God, one of the gaggle of off-putting leftists that the Secretary of Health and Human Services is unfortunate enough to have as his relatives. No, the Kennedy who may be running for president this time is none other than the most riotously funny man in the Senate, Sen. John Neely Kennedy (R-La.), who is no relation to the famous Massachusetts family, either in bloodline or political outlook.”
He’s also one of the few naturally funny personalities on Capitol Hill.
I MEAN, HE’S NOT WRONG:
It brings me no joy to point out that at this point it’s hard to make a realistic argument for Britain as being a sovereign and self-governing nation state https://t.co/Fju1M4Wq6X
— Enguerrand VII de Coucy (@ingelramdecoucy) October 5, 2026
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— Rob Maness (@RobManess) October 5, 2026
FROM TED BEGLEY: Race to Arcturus (Scoundrels Incorporated Adventures Book 1.
Three friends. One scrap-heap starship. And a jump no one has ever made.
Jack, Kyle, and Adwin have spent two years turning a decommissioned mining scout into something that looks like it belongs in the stars. All they need is a working FTL drive. Then Uncle Duncan offers them a summer internship that is anything but ordinary—and a secret prototype that could rewrite the rules of hyperspace.
The catch? The patents have to be filed on Arcturus, thirty-nine light-years away. And they are not the only ones who know what the new drive can do.
Some races are won in the workshop. This one starts the moment they leave Earth. Race to Arcturus—where the only thing faster than light is three boys who refuse to stay grounded.
OUR ELECTION SECURITY IS SO BAD THAT THIRD WORLD COUNTRIES WOULD LAUGH AT IT: So NOW elections are vulnerable?
AND THIS IS ACTUALLY GOOD NEWS: Our Unsustainable Universities. That sucking sound you hear is higher education circling the drain.
WHEN IT COMES TO SACRIFICING LIVES, IRAN IS MORE THAN WILLING TO SACRIFICE WOMEN’S LIVES: Iran trains women to take up arms against new US offensive.
FINE IS WRONG. IT’S WORSE THAN THAT. SURE THEY HATE TRUMP. BUT MOST OF ALL THEY HATE AMERICA: Florida Republican Randy Fine: Democrats are Siding With Iran Because They Hate Trump.
THAT THING THAT NEVER HAPPENS, KEEPS HAPPENING: DOJ Charges 16 Aliens With Election Crimes, Including Illegal Voting.
GOOD. IT’S TIME AND PAST TIME TO STOP THE ABUSE: New H-1B Bill Would Hit Employers With $250,000 Fines.
I WAS HOPING WE’D BURIED THE FESTERING CORPSE OF COMMUNISM IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY: Communism and the DSA.
IN WHICH JAPAN SHOWS SELF-PRESERVATION INSTINCTS: Japan Tightens Guidelines for Granting Permanent Residency, To Take Effect in April 2027.
BY THE TIME YOU GET TO BE MY AGE, YOU START TO FEEL LIKE YOU’RE STUCK WATCHING RERUNS: Deja Poo.
