Sunday, September 13, 2026

"Never Forget: You're Not Getting Any Money From Trump" Toons


For those having difficulty remembering (or acknowledging):

There was this thing. In Dallas. Maybe you heard.

News: The Jewish newspaper Haaretz reported this week that the president of the UAE issued warnings to Bibi Netanyahu about what is now known as the October 7 attack by Hamas, but the Israeli president disregarded those. This would be the moral equivalent of George W. Bush's own ignoring of the "bin Laden determined to attack U.S.' memo foreshadowing 9/11.

Just in time for Rosh Hashanah. Despite the repeating history, I personally don't expect a breakthrough in the self-reflection or atonement areas for any Jewish Zionists still clinging to the notion that they're special. But I'll keep an open mind.

Kamal Sharaf has documented the recent Saudi military defeats, most recently along the coast of the Red Sea, at the hands of the Houthis -- their proper name is Ansar Allah -- in cartoon animation.


T-Fat still wants you to believe he's winning these wars that he didn't start, and that he will end "immediately" when the midterm elections are concluded. (Also a questionable premise, if any of the various things he has said about voting can be believed.)


Just as Nine-Eleven birthed the modern surveillance state (W Bush's TIA became PRISM, which was leaked by Ed Snowden), we all stand at the cusp of a new tech revolution, like it or not. We're told by those we elected to just roll with it.

Open AI head Sam Altman says that the singularity is here, now: when man stops making machines to do his work for him because the machines can make their own machines to help them do the work. Might be good. Might be bad. Certainly seems fraught with moral dilemmas that your average CEO of your average multinational corporation might have trouble managing. Especially if, you know, he's already compromised his ethics by incremental degrees over the years. Never mind pedophilia, or toxic products, or disregard for the Earth's biosphere.

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