IT’S VERY INTERESTING THAT COUNTRIES AROUND THE WORLD ARE ENCOURAGING PEOPLE TO HAVE THREE DAYS OF FOOD AND ESSENTIALS ON HAND:  Yes, I’ve Noticed…

Look on your way back from voting, swing by the grocery store, grab your essentials. I don’t think things will go spicy that fast. (Note I’m not say “I don’t think things will go spicy.) But you never know, and better safe than sorry. There’s f*ckery abroad (literally) and it’s being financed by someone. And the someone, self-obviously does not wish us well.

AN UNWILLINGNESS TO HAVE GOVERNMENT SOLUTIONS FOR EVERY PROBLEM IS NOT LAZINESS:  Try These, Numbnuts.

It’s respect for freedom and the individual. And yes, if you don’t see that, you deserve to be called Numbnuts. Well, you deserve to be called worse, but Kim is a gentleman, malgre hanging out with the likes of me.

THAT’S BEEN DEMOCRATS ALL OVER THE COUNTRY:  Collins Blasts Schumer, Democrats Over ‘Completely False’ Campaign Ads.

Including the endless prattle about affordability from the same people who called us “treatlers” because we wanted to be able to afford eggs, just three years ago. Don’t be fooled. Vote against the lying bastards. And vote even RINOS like Collins in. Who has the majority matters. The RINOS we’ll deal with by the by, on our own. Recruit, primary, educate. But tomorrow, just VOTE.

WE’RE VERY CLOSE TO HAVING TIME FOR THE STARS, VOTE TO BUY US A LITTLE MORE TIME:  Time For The Stars.

MOSTLY, A LOT OF RIOTS ARE BEING BOUGHT. NO THAT’S NOT WHAT THE ARTICLE SAYS. IT IS WHAT IT IS:  Catching up with what’s happening in a declining Europe.

Yes, their supposed leaders abet this. You want to keep it out of here, get out and vote. Vote against the socialists and their islamist allies. And gain us a little time to get more people in politics that you actually want to vote FOR.

OPEN THREAD: Ring out the weekend.

OPEN THREAD: Yeah, the night’s not over. You’re not trying hard enough.

THE GROUND ZERO OF POLLING DISASTERS:

Of course, Truman couldn’t have done it without dropping his share of F-bombs, a reminder of another element of American politics that never changes:

KURT SCHLICHTER: Your Vote for the Republicans Is a Vote Against Tyranny.

You need to go vote for every Republican on your ballot. The election Tuesday isn’t going to be the breaking point for this little experiment we call the “United States of America,” but if the Democrats substantially improve their position, it could haul us a long way down the dark road they seem intent on following to its dead end. And it is a dead end, not only for the country but perhaps for a lot of people, as early as 2029. That may sound alarmist to the Color Revolution Deniers™, but facts are facts. I got grief recently from a glorified blog nobody reads because I was amplifying @DataRepublican’s horrifying research revelations about a potential color revolution here in the United States. Apparently, warning people not to do things that could lead to civil conflict is somehow the same as advocating civil conflict. It’s not.

Read the whole thing.

I DO NOT TRUST THE INTERNET OF THINGS: Shop freezers in seven European countries hit by cyber-attack.

Dozens of supermarkets across seven European countries have been hit by a cyber-attack affecting their refrigerators and freezers.

Around 40 Delhaize supermarkets in Belgium and Luxembourg were affected, while a smaller number of shops were hit in Sweden, Ireland, the Netherlands, Estonia and Finland.

Sabcobel, a Belgian company that manufactures some of the affected refrigerators, said the units’ evaporators were switched to defrost mode, causing them to warm up, in what is believed to be the same method used in last month’s incident that hit hundreds of French supermarkets.

Millions of euros worth of food had to be thrown away in October, local media reported at the time.

Stephan Moelans, the CEO of Sabcobel, which operates Delhaize’s systems, on Monday told the Belga news agency that the incident was a cyber-attack and that the company had been “working all night and morning to disconnect the affected units from the network”.

He said since the French attack in early October, the company had been working to “protect our customers fridges against this vulnerability” but that the units needed physical modifications, not just software updates.

Most supermarkets across Europe are linked to the internet, and maintenance and troubleshooting can be done remotely.

Bad things can be done remotely as well: