Author Archives: Scott Alfter

Would someone remind me what the difference is between Republicans and Democrats?

I’ll be damned if I can see any:

Paul Ryan Betrays America: $1.1 Trillion, 2,000-Plus Page Omnibus Bill Funds ‘Fundamental Transformation of America’ (warning: autoplay video)

Here’s a roundup of what’s getting funded by this bill:

(1) Ryan’s Omnibus Fully Funds DACA
(2) Ryan’s Omnibus Funds Sanctuary Cities
(3) Ryan’s Omnibus Funds All Refugee Programs
(4) Ryan’s Omnibus Funds All of the Mideast Immigration Programs That Have Been Exploited by Terrorists in Recent Years
(5) Ryan’s Omnibus Funds Illegal Alien Resettlement
(6) Ryan’s Omnibus Funds the Release of Criminal Aliens
(7) Ryan’s Omnibus Quadruples H-2B Foreign Worker Visas
(8) Ryan’s Omnibus Funds Tax Credits for Illegal Aliens
(9) Ryan’s Omnibus Locks-In Huge Spending Increases

…and what’s not getting funded:

(10) Ryan’s Omnibus Fails to Allocate Funds to Complete the 700-Mile Double-Layer Border Fence That Congress Promised the American People

Lots of goodies for illegal aliens and terrorists, and sweet bugger-all for the American people.  What’s not to like?  If Paul Ryan had been a Democrat and not a Republican, is there anything on this list that he would’ve done differently?

Republican = Democrat

One’s the giant douche.  The other’s the turd sandwich.  Does it really matter which is which?

 

 

The warmists’ shahada

What do you suppose this would look like on a black flag?

There Is No God But Gaia And Climate Scientists Are Her Prophet

The mask drops and Climate Scientists™ are now admitting that to save Gaia, they must rely on the power of religion to smite the climate unbelievers:

“[A]s climate negotiators struggle in Paris, some scientists who appealed to the rational brain are enlisting what many would consider a higher power: the majesty of faith.”

“…

“In the first five days of climate negotiations, interfaith activists came, fasted, talked to media, buttonholed leaders and prayed. On Saturday night in a downtown Paris chapel, hundreds of people, many of them prostrated on the ground, sang and prayed for the climate negotiators and mostly for the world.”