EARLY PRIME BIG DAY DEAL: COWAY Air Purifier for Home. #CommissionEarned
October 2, 2026
BIRDS OF A FEATHER: Mamdani Will Be Honored Alongside Group with Alleged Ties to Iranian Regime. “New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani will be honored next Monday alongside the National Iranian American Council, an organization long suspected of being the unofficial lobbying arm of the Iranian government. Both Mamdani and NIAC will receive William Sloane Coffin Jr. Peacemaker Awards recognizing their advocacy for peace and diplomacy.”
ANALYSIS: TRUE.
They’ve destroyed their cities. https://t.co/sWCNTsGCU5
— cdrsalamander (@cdrsalamander) October 1, 2026
THE ENEMY WITHIN: DOJ Charges Energy Department Employee for Helping Houthi Terrorists.
DISPATCHES FROM THE EDUCATION APOCALYPSE: Governor replaces DA with New York AG Letitia James as special prosecutor in Cornell case.
I’m sure this won’t devolve into a circus:
You appoint Laetitia James as special prosecutor because you want a predetermined outcome, not an investigation or an impartial prosecutorial decision based on fact and law
Hochul knows this. Everyone does.
— Buck Sexton (@BuckSexton) October 2, 2026
UPDATE:
Hochul is a very unpopular governor and her aids probably told her to do this because they think it will rally the base.
The only thing that it will do is further delegitimize the prosecutorial apparatus.
If you’re a ‘reasonable Dem’ this should be a blackpill because Hochul is… https://t.co/K70BIvSHzT
— Coddled Affluent Professional (@feelsdesperate) October 2, 2026
VERONIQUE DE RUGY: ‘When Will Markets React to Debt?’ Is the Wrong Question.
Federal debt held by the public now equals the size of the annual economy — and is growing. Yet investors continue buying Treasury securities. No government bond sale has really failed, no one has suddenly refused to finance Washington’s spending, and no unmistakable moment has forced Congress to change course.
That leads some people I cross paths with in academic life to conclude that despite decades of dire warnings, we’ve managed to go from a 35% debt-to-GDP ratio in 2007 to 100% today with no devastating consequences. Their implication is that we can keep going right up to 175% in 2056, which is the trajectory if Congress fails to reform Social Security and Medicare and if interest rates rise only modestly.
The idea that all this debt won’t bring a reckoning may sound tempting, but it’s questionable at best.
And that 2056 date assumes no black swan events between now and then, which on a 20-year timeline, seems (ahem) somewhat optimistic.
UPGRADE YOUR PILLOW: C CUSHION LAB Deep Sleep Pillow. #CommissionEarned
CITY JOURNAL DIDN’T MINCE ANY WORDS WITH THIS HEADLINE: San Francisco’s Frat Houses for Pedophiles.
According to this City Journal investigation, more than 25 percent of sex offenders in San Francisco with addresses in the Megan’s Law database live in taxpayer-subsidized buildings. Many live near a park, school, or daycare, or reside in a neighborhood with a high concentration of children. They do all of this despite statewide efforts to ban concentrating pedophiles so close to children. Instead of listening to California voters, San Francisco has become a taxpayer-funded dumping ground for sex criminals.
The Taylor Street Center is one of San Francisco’s most heavily populated sex-offender residences. Located in the Tenderloin, Taylor Street houses at least 31 registered sex offenders. The taxpayer-funded California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation and the federal Bureau of Prisons contract the private GEO Group to run the facility.
The reentry complex can house 240 people. It hosts specialized programs for residents like “cultural diversity education,” “gender-responsive groups,” and a “weekly meditation group.” The facility sits just 400 feet from a daycare center, 1,000 feet from a fourth-to-eighth-grade school, and five blocks away from a preschool.
Any sex offender housed in the Tenderloin is bound to encounter children. Along with having a high concentration of immigrant and low-income households, the neighborhood also has the highest concentration of kids in the entire city.
What could possibly go wrong?
I BELIEVE THERE SHOULD HAVE BEEN SOME JAIL TIME: Oklahoma State U. student pleads guilty to trashing YAF display ‘Marriage = 1 man + 1 woman.’
FRAUD ALL THE WAY DOWN:
Amazing.
These researchers found that there's a spike in Bitcoin activity around the time foreign aid money goes out.
Somewhere between 2 and 6 cents of every dollar of World Bank foreign aid disbursements got siphoned off into crypto wallets: pic.twitter.com/GXlnm5P6kM
— Crémieux (@cremieuxrecueil) October 1, 2026
Couldn’t they at least be a little less obvious about it?
IF IT WASN’T OBVIOUS BEFORE, THE LAETITIA JAMES APPOINTMENT MAKES IT SO:
The October Unsurprise https://t.co/eKm6zJFUcZ
— Northern Barbarian (@xnoesbueno) October 2, 2026
Spoiler: It was obvious before.
MAKE GUNBOAT DIPLOMACY GREAT AGAIN: Venezuela 9 Months Later: Pressure, Protests, Power Outages… and a U.S. Military Base?
SHE JUST TRIED TO KILL HIM. WHAT’S THE BIG DEAL? Renee Good’s Family Sues the Government. Here’s Everything That Blows Up Their Case.
LIMITED TIME DEAL: Nakiri Knife – 7″ Chef Knife for Meat Cleaver Vegetable Chopping. #CommissionEarned
MAKE IT A SANCTUARY FROM FEDERAL FUNDING, TOO. UIC students protest CBP recruiting, demand ‘sanctuary campus.’
NO RELIEF IN SIGHT: Memory executives expect RAM shortage to continue through 2028.
“For 2027, a large part of the volume is already sold out for 2027 for HBM, and the prices are much higher than 2026 prices,” Mehrotra said.
Micron doesn’t know when its supply will catch up with demand because the “demand trends of larger models, growing context, more concurrency, greater agents across enterprise, and consumer only continue to drive greater need for memory [and] greater need for memory content, as well as for higher performance memory,” Mehrotra said.
Mehrotra’s statements are supported by comments that Kim Taewoo, EVP at Micron competitor Samsung, made this week. He said HBM will account for almost 30 percent of DRAM manufacturers’ wafer capacity in 2027, compared to 20 percent this year, Reuters reported. That would limit the amount of DRAM made for consumer devices.
Ouch.
FRANCE:
A French woman tells one of the second and third-generation migrant rioter no to vandalize her city
He responds by trying to set her face on fire pic.twitter.com/1dkiVXmuhZ
— Visegrád 24 (@visegrad24) October 1, 2026
KRUISER’S MORNING BRIEFING: The United Kingdom Has Outlived Its Usefulness to the Free World. “The UK got to this point by doing exactly what American leftists do — screaming ‘ISLAMOPHOBIA!’ to condemn anyone who dares point out that there is one religion that tends to be a lot more murderous than any of the others. It’s boilerplate woke leftist groupthink now to assert that those who decry violence are far more dangerous than those who are committing the violence. They’re still insisting that the real terror threat in the United States comes from white Christian dudes. Like me.”
MORE FROM FRANCE: ‘Student’ riots rock France as masked men torch schools and douse teachers in petrol.
Rioters have unleashed chaos in major cities across the country after what started as largely peaceful demonstrations against the state of education descended into violent chaos.
Protests began last Monday, when students and teaching staff took to French towns and cities to demand the replacement of absent teachers, an increase of educational resources, school renovations and ‘decent’ learning conditions.
But disorder has spread since Tuesday with some 600 arrests and 85 police officers wounded.
The unrest gathered pace this week after the Left-wing mayor of Saint-Denis, Bally Bagayoko, told protesters on Tuesday ‘violence can be legitimate’ in remarks that sparked fury across the country.
French Mayor Bally Bagayoko in action today:
And earlier today: “I want to salute the decision of the Communist Alternative movement to join the initiative carried by La France Insoumise and its candidate Jean-Luc Mélenchon in the context of the upcoming presidential elections.”
OH NO, PLEASE DON’T SPARK WORRIES: Japan’s harsher permanent residency rules, hiked visa fees begin, sparking xenophobia worries. “The Immigration Control and Refugee Recognition Act sets three requirements for permanent residency: good conduct; assets or skills sufficient to make an independent living; and the person’s permanent residence being in Japan’s national interest. The government revised its guidelines Oct. 1, making the second and third requirements stricter.”
Those rules aren’t xenophobia — they’re just good sense.
WANNA BE A BILLIONAIRE? Well, Sen. Joni Ernst (R-Iowa) showed her Senate colleagues earlier this week 10 examples of how easy it is to get there by defrauding federal spending programs.
