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Evergreen High School shooting influenced by 'satanic accelerationist' communities

Bx Writes
Bx's Substack
Mon, 15 Sep 2025 21:00 UTC
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© RJ Sangosti/The Denver PostAn investigation continues at Evergreen High School in Evergreen, Colo., on Sept. 10, 2025. At least three students were injured, including the suspected shooter, according to the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office.
On September 10, 2025, as the nation reeled from the public assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk during a speaking engagement in Utah, another Com/764 connected school shooting unfolded in the quiet town of Evergreen, Colorado. Kirk's death - which has been described as the most high-profile political assassination since MLK - resulted in a nationwide manhunt, sparked a slew of conspiracy theories, and dominated the headlines for days. The resulting chaos allowed the Evergreen High School shooting to slip under the radar, only emerging several days later as the ADL and other left-leaning influencers tried to paint it as a neo-Nazi motivated attack to distract from right-leaning calls for justice in Kirk's death. A tragedy can truly never go to waste in America.

The Evergreen school shooting and the Charlie Kirk assassination took place almost simultaneously. Kirk was shot at 12:23pm and the first 911 call reporting an active shooter at Evergreen High School was made at 12:30pm. Unlike the widespread media coverage of other recent school shootings - the Annunciation Church school shooting in Minneapolis, the Antioch High School shooting in Nashville, and the Abundant Life Christian School attack in Madison, Wisconsin - the Evergreen High School shooting was barely a blip on the radar. Early reports were scant, but it was reported that 2 students were in critical condition and that the shooter had died. The chaos of the day made it very difficult to follow both stories as they unfolded.

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FBI has opened 250 investigations tied to violent online network '764' that preys on teens: Top official

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Dressed to Kill

James Howard Kunstler
kunstler.com
Mon, 15 Sep 2025 00:00 UTC
Dressed to Kill
© Screenshot"Dressed to Kill"
"You currently have one side willing to talk and extend a microphone to anyone, and one side that shoots to kill when they do."
— Aimee Terese on X
When Brian De Palma's movie, Dressed to Kill, came out in 1980, this was a different country. Like Hitchcock's Psycho before it (1960), both films depicted men seeking to become women who are murderously deranged by their wishful fantasies. Now, our country has become murderously deranged by the same fantasy writ large.

These derangements are acted out now by a segment of the population that calls itself "the trans community." This is just another manipulation of language, of course, by the same organized agencies working to turn our national life upside-down and inside-out. You call them "Globalists" or "Marxists" or "gnostic anarchists," but who-or-whatever actually directs this action remains an abiding mystery of our time. (The runner-up abiding mystery is how the news media was hijacked to go along with all that.)

Comment: We experienced these trends more or less one-by-one. Collectively...the insanity and disservice to humanity was/is beyond unforgivable.

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EU plotting Ukraine-style coup in Serbia - Moscow


RT
Mon, 15 Sep 2025 12:01 UTC
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© Maxim Konankov/NurPhoto/Getty ImagesProtesters against the ruling party's policies march onto Bulevar Mihaila Pupina and block traffic • Novi Sad, Serbia • September 14, 2025
The bloc is fueling the protests in order to install a loyal government in the country, the SVR has said.

The EU is seeking to orchestrate a Ukraine-style 'Maidan' in Serbia by fueling the violent protests that have swept the Balkan country since late last year, Russia's Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) has said.

The unrest erupted in Serbia in November 2024 after a roof collapse at the railway station in the city of Novi Sad, killing 16 people. The incident triggered public backlash, with activists accusing the government of corruption and demanding accountability. The list of demands later expanded to holding snap elections and the resignation of President Aleksandar Vucic.

The latter has branded the protesters "terrorists" seeking to "bring down the state" under foreign influence. In response to public pressure, the Serbian authorities also agreed to some concessions, including the resignation of several ministers and the publication of documents related to the Novi Sad canopy collapse.

In a statement on Monday, the SVR said that the unrest is "largely a product of EU subversive activity," adding that the main goal of Brussels is to bring "a compliant and loyal... leadership to power in one of the largest countries in the Balkans."
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Trump shares call for 'Charlie Kirk Act' to hold media accountable


RT
Sun, 14 Sep 2025 20:31 UTC
Trump News sources
© UnknownUS President Donald Trump and media
The initiative seeks to make the press, content creators, and social media financially liable for false claims and baseless accusations.

US President Donald Trump has shared a video calling for a law that would make media outlets, content creators, and social media networks financially liable for making false claims and unsubstantiated accusations against anyone.

The president reposted a short clip on Truth Social that was originally published on TikTok by a woman going by the name Elly May. There, she calls on him and his administration to reinstate the Smith‑Mundt Act, which, according to her, "held news corporations accountable for lying to the American people and spreading propaganda instead of truth."

Comment: While this may appear as a noble cause, who determines what is true or false? Ever since the printing press was invented, media spreading propaganda, false claims, and accusations is as old as the hills. In this new AI age, who will hold the AI accountable when it creates false narratives?

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WaPo hack complains about being fired over social media posts mocking Charlie Kirk's assassination

Hanna Panreck
Fox News
Mon, 15 Sep 2025 19:54 UTC
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© Julia Reinhart/Getty ImagesKaren Attiah, a former Washington Post editor and columnist
Karen Attiah says outlet accused her posts of 'gross misconduct'

A left-wing columnist revealed in a Substack on Monday that she was fired by the Washington Post over social media posts amid the assassination of Charlie Kirk and the Colorado school shooting.

"On Bluesky, in the aftermath of the horrific shootings in Utah and Colorado, I condemned America's acceptance of political violence and criticized its ritualized responses — the hollow, cliched calls for 'thoughts and prayers' and 'this is not who we are' that normalize gun violence and absolve [W]hite perpetrators especially, while nothing is done to curb deaths," Karen Attiah wrote.

Kirk, a leading conservative activist, was assassinated at a campus event in Utah on Wednesday. That same day, a separate shooting at a Colorado school left two students injured and the assailant dead.

Comment: Breitbart brings the receipts:
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Yeah, I'm going to go out on a limb and say I think she was fired for this series of posts, including a fake quote, that justified the public execution of a 31-year-old father and husband guilty of nothing more than wanting to debate:
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© Karen Attiah/BlueSky Social
Those all came from Attiah's verified Bluesky account, and the last post, the one about "Black women do not have the brain processing power," is something made up. Charlie Kirk never said that.

Here's what he said:


She's dehumanizing a dead man as a racist and with the false claim that he "espoused violence."

She's dehumanizing a human being to the sneer, "white man."

If the past is prologue, she'll be a featured commentator on CNN within the week.

There is even more good news...

Back in April, Columbia's School of International and Public Affairs canceled Attiah's "Race and Journalism" course after only a couple of years. She says the course focused on how "socially constructed notions of race and identity shape our view of international relations."

Sounds lame.

But here's the best news...

Here's the tee hee...

Exactly a month ago, Attiah was basically encouraged by the Washington Post to accept a buyout package. She refused. Now she's fired. Not accepting the buyout cost her nine months' salary.

"At that time, Attiah was weighing whether to take the newspaper's voluntary departure package or continue working at the publication owned by Jeff Bezos, the Status newsletter reported," noted the New York Post.

"During a tense sit-down following her post on X, Attiah chose not to take the buyout," the New York Post reported in August.

As a great man once said, "The arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends toward justice."

Imagine being too toxic, narcissistic, and racially divisive for the Washington Post and Columbia University.

And so we add yet another name to the glorious and growing list of Trump 2.0 schlongings...
  1. Karen Attiah - WaPo cans for celebrating Charlie Kirk's murder
  2. Matthew Dowd - MSNBC Fires for blaming Charlie Kirk's murder on Charlie Kirk
  3. Jonathan Capehart - Stomps out of WaPo in tears (I'm guessing).
  4. Philip Bump - documented serial liar exits Washintgon Post.
  5. Catherine Rampell - Leftist WaPo columnist accepts buyout.
  6. Terry Moran - Self-immolated out of ABC due to TDS meltdown.
  7. Ruth Marcus - Washington Post columnist resigns.
  8. 538 - Disney/ABC's wildly biased polling site shutters.
  9. Paul Krugman - Always wrong New York Times columnist forced out.
  10. Jim Acosta - CNN anchor forced out.
  11. Norah O'Donnell - Failed CBS anchor out.
  12. Chuck Todd - NBC's former Meet the Press host DEI'd out.
  13. Andrea Mitchell - NBC harridan ages out of job.
  14. Chris Wallace - Son of Someone out at CNN.
  15. Wendy McMahon - CBS News president exits in disgrace
  16. Jennifer Rubin — Lunatic columnist quits Washington Post in a snit.
  17. Joy Reid - Racist MSNBC anchor too racist for MSNBC. Fired.
  18. Neil Cavuto - Fox News anchor scurries away.
  19. Alex Wagner - Demoted at MSNBC.
  20. Ayman Mohyeldin - Lost MSNBC show.
  21. Olivia Nuzzi - Out at New York Mag for allegedly stalking RFK Jr.
  22. Katie Phang - Lost MSNBC show.
  23. Jonathan Capehart - Lost MSNBC show. Steps down from Washington Post editorial board.
  24. Lester Holt - Out as NBC Nightly News anchor.
  25. One-third of New York Times Editorial Board - Say, bye.
  26. Eugene Robinson - Washington Post columnist quits in snit.
  27. Ryan Lizza - Scurries to Substack over credible misconduct allegations.
  28. Bill Owens — 60 Minutes chief resigns in crybaby disgrace.
Anyone who encourages violence by justifying violence deserves to be fired.

People like Matthew Dowd and Karen Attiah don't want us assassinated because we are something less than human.

They dehumanize us so people will think it is ok if someone does assassinate us.


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The Ghostly Brilliance of Banksy's Anti-War Masterpiece

Spencer Neale
The American Conservative
Mon, 15 Sep 2025 19:29 UTC
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© BanksyA street mural depicting judicial overreach has made the Brits bristle.
Forensic police photographers huddled outside The Royal Courts of Justice in London on Wednesday. A crime had been committed. As photographers snapped photos of the scene, a masked man arrived to scrape off a political mural that was already going viral around the world. Banksy, the anonymous street artist whose career has been defined by the elusive application of political imagery in public spaces, had struck again.

The image, which depicts a wigged and gowned judge beating an unarmed, bloodied protester with a gavel, had been painted on the Queen's Building overnight and left for officials to sort out in the morning. The choice of the site and the timing, only days after nearly 1,000 Brits were arrested for protesting a ban on the group Palestine Action, were unmistakable.

"The Royal Courts of Justice is a listed building and HMCTS are obliged to maintain its original character," read a statement by HM Courts and Tribunals in response to Banksy's painting. But if the aim of the Courts was to scrub the stencil mural from its walls and in doing so move on from the political stunt then their aim well and truly failed. In fact, in attempting to erase the artwork, officials accidentally created an even more haunting and lasting "ghost" image whose shadow serves as a glaring metaphor for government censorship and crackdowns the world over.

Comment: Protests in London over British citizens' many grievances reached a crescendo this weekend. The elitists of the British Establishment are getting nervous:





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Charlie Kirk and the sacred totem of civil rights

Wanjiru Njoya
Mises Institute
Fri, 12 Sep 2025 00:00 UTC
Charlie Kirk
© unknownCharlie Kirk
Defenders of the Civil Rights Act are always at great pains to portray themselves as eminently reasonable, when they argue that the nondiscrimination principle reflects the best of intentions to create a fairer world. Civil rights law indeed seems, on the face of it, to stand for nothing more than giving everyone a fair chance to participate in education or employment. What could be wrong with allowing black students to attend schools that were previously restricted to whites only, or preventing employers from firing anyone based entirely on the color of his skin? Are these not supposed to be basic liberal ideals on which we all agree?

On that basis, champions of the civil rights cause leveled accusations against Charlie Kirk, described by the New York Times as a "leading voice among a cohort of young conservative activists who emerged during the Trump era," for being an "extremist," because he had the temerity to criticize both Martin Luther King Jr and the Civil Rights Act.
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Stolen homeland: Genetics debunk the Zionist myth of "Return"

Muhammad Hamid ad-Din
New Eastern Outlook
Sun, 14 Sep 2025 00:00 UTC
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© Unknown
Israelis tell us and the entire world from the podiums of the UN, on television screens, and in the pages of the global press: "We have returned home."
"A Tiny Peaceful State Against Arab Hordes"

This Zionist lie is not just a distortion of reality; it is a grotesque propaganda narrative, meticulously constructed and lavishly funded to justify blatant colonial expansion. Apologists for this myth paint a picture of an Israeli David fighting against an Arab Goliath, deliberately ignoring the fact that the roles were reversed long ago, and that "David," with the West's help, possesses one of the world's most advanced nuclear arsenals and a military equipped with cutting-edge technology.

This "tiny peaceful state" is, in practice, the most powerful military enclave, whose drones, tanks, and total surveillance system control every square meter of historic Palestine — from the Jordan River to the Mediterranean Sea. This is not self-defense; this is a classic military occupation, lasting for decades and being the longest in modern history. They are the ones building walls, shutting out those whose lands they have annexed. It is their high-ranking ministers and members of parliament who openly dream of a "new Nakba" and call for "erasing entire cities" in the Gaza Strip, putting into practice the long-standing Zionist slogan of "driving the Arabs into the sea."

Comment: An enlightening commentary...Israel has stolen, appropriated, and thus destroyed much more than the land.

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'Color revolutions are turning into internet revolutions': Russian experts on Nepal's Generation Z uprising


RT
Tue, 09 Sep 2025 17:49 UTC
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Revolution Nepal
What began as a social media ban spiraled into Nepal's biggest upheaval in years. Russian analysts dissect the roots - and the risks ahead.

Nepal has been shaken by its most serious political crisis in years. What began with the government's abrupt attempt to ban major social media platforms quickly spiraled into mass unrest. Young people poured into the streets, furious not only over the loss of their digital lifeline but also over corruption, unemployment, and a political system they see as exhausted. Protests turned violent: government buildings were torched, the prime minister's residence set on fire, dozens were killed, and ultimately the prime minister himself was forced to resign.

To make sense of these events, RT has gathered the views of Russian experts - political analysts, scholars, and regional specialists - whose commentary sheds light on the crisis.

Their voices highlight different facets of the crisis: from the structural problems of Nepal's political system to the role of Generation Z, the failures of leadership, and the possible influence of outside actors. Together, their insights paint a complex picture of a country at a dangerous crossroads.
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In display of 'humiliation,' Israeli army detains over 1,000 Palestinians at random in West Bank city

Qasam Muaddi
Mondoweiss
Fri, 12 Sep 2025 00:00 UTC
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© Mohammed Nasser/APA ImagesIsraeli soldiers deploy • Tulkarem Refugee Camp • February 5, 2025
Following the Tulkarem Brigade's first armed operation against Israeli forces in eight months, the Israeli army arrested over 1,000 Palestinians at random and marched them through the streets of Tulkarem, in an act of "collective vengeance."

Israeli forces arrested at least 1,000 Palestinians in a single day on Thursday during a wide-ranging raid on Tulkarem in the northern West Bank, Abdullah Kamil, the governor of the Tulkarem area, told local media. The raid came following a roadside bomb attack on an armored Israeli military vehicle earlier in the day, taking place near a checkpoint outside the city. The attack wounded two Israeli soldiers, according to the Israeli army radio.

Kamil added that Israeli forces imposed a total closure on Tulkarem and conducted a campaign of home searches across the city, describing it as a "systematic policy."
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