September 10, 2026
YOU WANT MORE MANUFACTURING?
Manufacturing profits are skyrocketing, up $64.2 billion from Q1 to Q2 and up $143.8 billion Y/Y: pic.twitter.com/WtERqiEcdt
— E.J. Antoni, Ph.D. (@RealEJAntoni) September 9, 2026
This is how you get more manufacturing.
IT’S ALL CONTRIVED:
Within the past few days we have had:
-Elon Musk's son in an anti-AI ad campaign
-An anti-Elon documentary featuring Ashley St Clair
-Negative statements from his first wifeWe all agree this is obviously coordinated and due to Elon donating to Republicans in the midterms, yes? https://t.co/c70poTQAcm
— Lauren Chen (@TheLaurenChen) September 10, 2026
TIM O’BRIEN: The Dirty Little Secret Behind Mamdani’s Attempt to Make the 9/11 Anniversary About Him.
As I wrote earlier today, Mamdani is taking “the actions of a Bolshevik seizing power, or an occupying army.”
ONCE THE CURIOSITY SEEKERS GOT THEIRS, THERE WAS NOBODY LEFT: Hunter Biden’s laptop-linked meme coin soars, then falls after market debut.
The $LAPTOP coin quickly surged from $37 to around $222 within its first hour. But the cryptocurrency is trading around $1.36 just after 3 p.m. EDT, according to Coinmarketcap.com, a database tracking cryptocurrency prices.
The coin dropped around 95 percent in value since its launch.
The behavior is in line with the typical lifespan of meme coins, which do not carry any intrinsic value but often surge in price because of social media hype around their launch.
Has Hunter considered selling NFTs or collectible spoons?
WE WEREN’T ANGRY ENOUGH, AS IT TURNS OUT:
Well done, Jessica Tisch — needed to be said. And he may not have listened, but he heard. 🇺🇸 pic.twitter.com/lRGduwqvyR
— Joel Pollak (@joelpollak) September 10, 2026
WHEN THE ELITES DESPISE THE PEOPLE WHO ELECTED THEM TO SERVE:
Chancellor Merz stated today that “Remigration” is nothing more than ethnic cleansing
According to Merz, deporting millions of illegal migrants, criminal migrants, social welfare-dependent migrants, Islamists and non-integrated migrants would be a crime pic.twitter.com/fmfVFs6DL2
— Visegrád 24 (@visegrad24) September 9, 2026
TRUE:
Gotta say it's pretty bold of the "kirkversary" freaks to remind conservatives and independents right before the midterms that they want us dead.
— Bridget Phetasy (@BridgetPhetasy) September 10, 2026
A proper Kirkiversary remembrance would be something they should dread.
KRUISER’S MORNING BRIEFING: The Unconventional Midterm Convention Is Quintessential Trump. “The optics of Fetterman’s video were undeniable: he was the guy we were sure would be flying the commie freak flag for the Dems when he was elected, now he’s the sanest one in the Senate and uncomfortable with his party’s hammer and sickle vibe. No Republican has ever understood optics like Donald Trump.”
NAVAL WARFARE:
The USN's ability to thus far repel the Iranian antiship ballistic missile attack should not conceal the fact that virtually no other European navy could do so to the same degree.
Consider the French Charles de Gaulle. A normal CdG group includes at least one Horizon-class…
— wretchardthecat (@wretchardthecat) September 10, 2026
"The rules governing global shipping are breaking down, disrupted by wars and a rapidly growing shadow fleet operating beyond Western oversight, the world's largest maritime nations warned in a rare joint statement Tuesday.
The Consultative Shipping Group (CSG), representing 18…
— wretchardthecat (@wretchardthecat) September 10, 2026
THESE PEOPLE ARE AS TRUSTWORTHY AS LORD HAW HAW, AND FOR SIMILAR REASONS:
This is perhaps the dumbest tweet I’ve ever seen.
The United States is using all its levers of national power to crush an enemy of 50 years with the blood of thousands of Americans on its hands. The military campaign has been remarkable in scope and effectiveness – anybody… https://t.co/hj4oYmOsj1
— Kurt Schlichter (@KurtSchlichter) September 10, 2026
THEY’RE BOTH REPULSIVE WEASELS: As We Focus on El-Sayed, Don’t Forget How Awful Talarico Is.
NO THANK YOU: Meta launches AI agent that can access other apps to send emails, make payments.
Modeled on the open-source AI agent OpenClaw, Muse is designed to access a person’s apps across categories like email, calendar, payments, health, shopping and the smart home, Meta said. People choose which apps it connects to and can revoke access at any time.
Each Muse agent runs on its own virtual machine, a cloud-based emulation of a personal computer, which enables it to keep carrying out requests in the background even when a person is not actively using it.
Syncing up with apps containing a person’s real data both increases the agent’s potential usefulness and significantly raises the stakes for safety, both for the people who have entrusted it with their information and for others who may be on the receiving end of agent misbehavior.
Vishal Shah, vice president of AI products at Meta, told Reuters the company had initially delayed the release of the product in April to make it more secure.
But the whole point is to give it access to your files and even your payments. Much as I love my AI tools, I keep them safely inside their sandbox.
SOMEBODY NEVER WATCHED RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK: Shocking moment man with sword charges deputy in wild desert confrontation.
ANALYSIS: TRUE: Jarrett Stepman: Grad Schools Are Training Activists, Not Teachers.
Not by accident, but by design.
REMINDER:
The intellectual father of radical Islam and AQ was inspired by what he considered the grotesque green lawns, attractive women, and “tapping feet, enticing legs, arms wrapped around waists” of the scandalous sock hops of Greeley, CO in 1949, but go on, counselor. https://t.co/iQkeOxWPmo
— Mary Katharine Ham (@mkhammer) September 9, 2026
A WARNING:
The only reason Michigan is a tossup between the normal republican and the anti-American psychopath is because we imported an entire population that will vote for the anti-American psychopath.
Remember that.
— Tomi Lahren (@TomiLahren) September 9, 2026
It did not happen by accident.
IT’S AN IDEA SO CRAZY, IT JUST MIGHT WORK:
She's right on programming. People don't trust neutrality as it doesn't really exist, but they do trust when you're honest about where you stand. It's authenticity and transparency that people trust. https://t.co/sKx7FRyYgU
— Dana Loesch (@DLoesch) September 9, 2026
In 2006, Walter Cronkite told PBS that, “I’m a liberal, but I’m not biased. Seriously. … [ellipses in original — Ed] A journalist covering politics, most of us are aware of the necessity to try to be sure we’re unbiased in our reporting. That’s one of the fundamentals of good journalism. We all have our likes and our dislikes. But … when we’re doing news — when we’re doing the front-page news, not the back page, not the op-ed pages, but when we’re doing the daily news, covering politics — it is our duty to be sure that we do not permit our prejudices to show. That is simply basic journalism.”
In 2019, long after RatherGate ended his career at CBS, Dan Rather was still muttering boilerplate such as, “As a lifetime journalist I can say I can only speak for myself: you do the best you can realizing you’re going to make your mistakes… that’s the test point of trying to stay objective and try to stay unbiased.”
Nobody believes old media claims about “objectivity.” Tell me your worldview so that I can take that into account when you’re presenting me a story.
LIGHTNING DEAL: BLACKDOG Military Dog Shock Collar. #CommissionEarned
DEMOCRATS AND THE VOTERS WHO ENABLE THEM. NEXT QUESTION? California Has the Nation’s Highest Gas Prices—Who’s to Blame?
ALEX BERENSON: Behind door #2, everyone dies: It is time to start taking the risks of AI much more seriously.
AI agents will redefine tasks they are assigned by humans in ways that humans don’t anticipate
AI agents will collude at scale to carry out those tasks
AI agents will lie to the humans who are monitoring what they’re doing
AI companies cannot (or will not) stop these coordinated attacks, even when they are supposed to be taking place under very tightly controlled conditions. . . .
Many people in the industry publicly put the chance that their models will escape human oversight and lead quickly to the extinction of humanity at 10 percent or more. Let’s say the chance is only 1 percent. Even so, we are currently tolerating research that on a probability-weighted basis is killing 80 million people — 1 percent of the current global population.
Actually it’s more than that, since it would be killing all future humans, too.
FOLLOW THE SCIENCE, THEY TOLD ME. TRUST THE MEDICAL ESTABLISHMENT, THEY SAID:
There is something deeply wrong with our scientific establishment.
Fraudulent Cancer Research Papers Increased 10x in Recent Years https://t.co/f79y0Te1Ys
— David Strom (@DavidStrom) September 9, 2026
