After four days of Pinball it’s time to catch up on a few things:
The Iranian attack on Israel took place while I was at Pintastic. There was an excellent graphic showing where the various missiles and drones came from. I think it quite significant that none came from Lebanon.
Why? Lebanon is in range of an Israeli invasion and can do so without having to cross any other border.
Do you think Iran would have dared to attack if an Israeli army could reach them directly?
The supporters of Iran were busy shutting down airports and bridges around the country, however in Florida thing went a bit differently:
Ron DeSantis had something to say about this as well:
I don’t like heat and I don’t like bugs but I must say Florida is looking better and better as a place to live
The President of Columbia University and their board testified today on antisemitism on campus.
When asked under oath if a professor who praised the attack of Oct 7th was on a particular committee she claimed: “he is no longer a chair of that Committee.”
Yet a few minutes later:
Mafiosi dream to be as feared by their prey as these college presidents are of these supporters of terror.
There are a lot of fears that the left has with this upcoming election, the bad economy, the border crisis, the protestors blocking bridges, but if I had to pick one thing that scares them the most, it would be this:
The Bodega and Small Business Group (BSBG), which represents thousands of bodegas in New York City, has issued a statement backing President Donald J. Trump, slamming local District Attorney Alvin Bragg, and hitting out at local politicians who have ignored the widespread criminality occurring in the city.
“The Bodega and Small Business Group (BSBG)… is honored to host President Donald J. Trump at the Blue Moon bodega in Manhattan where Jose Alba was arrested for simply defending himself and his business against a convicted felon, the statement began.
If the left thought for one moment that the Spanish speaking community was starting to lean Trump the border would be sealed tighter than a drum.
Right now a case is being argued at the Supreme Court that will have a huge impact on many of the J6 defendants.
The question of selective prosecution came up and Justice Gorsuch make short work of US Solicitor Elizabeth Prelogar
The funny thing is none of those examples listed by Justice Gorsuch were hypothetical. All of them where things the left have actually done.
I’m hoping that in ten years we will look back at these days in Amazement and ask ourselves how we ever let this happen?
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