Call Me Stormy

Finding righteous currents in turbulent times

Left: Too Weird To Win?

What’s a bigger threat to America: Islamists or Marxists? With the midterms approaching, New York Post columnist Miranda Devine, author of “The Big Guy: How a President and His Son Sold Out America,” argues the two are impossible to separate.

Affordability is driving people into the arms of the Islamist-aligned Democratic Socialists of America. Can Republicans win them back on the economy in the middle of the Iran war, especially with the prices of gas and food so high?

Glenn and Miranda dive into this as well as the positives that are often overlooked, including the record-low poverty rate and Trump’s plan to secure American energy independence. But is the AI revolution that this energy will power more apocalyptic than utopian? And what is being done to prevent an AI takeover?

Miranda breaks down “effective altruism,” the bizarre Silicon Valley moral system being embedded in AI models, and why it is the antithesis of Christianity. And she also explains how Trump is sweet-talking President Xi while kicking China out of the western hemisphere, undoing the access the Biden crime family spent years selling. She closes with hope that young conservatives are ready to rebuild and that America still stands.

Tesla And The Nightside Forces

Dark Journalist Daniel Liszt revisits the world of yesteryear, exploring the scientific breakthroughs of Nikola Tesla and the research he left behind. John Trump, the uncle of present-day President Donald Trump, retrieved Tesla’s papers and research tools when the great innovator died in 1943.

Here, we learn how Tesla’s findings fit in with the Nightside Forces forecast by the mystics, the psychics like Edgar Cayce and members of the mystery schools. Dark Journalist ties together different ages and technologies. He gets into exotic tech, but also political populism and the leftist drive toward communism.

Is President Trump bringing us to a more golden place, or simply exploiting forgotten facets of history which he has tapped? Will he continue to command mass appeal, or lose sight of his following kowtowing to NeoCons and rich buddies like Elon Musk? You won’t get all the answers here, but you’ll certainly understand more of the background influencing the choices.

Republicans Can Hold Senate

– President Trump and Republicans are heading into the weekend with some of their best Senate news in months. A new roundup shows Republicans leading in **six competitive Senate races**, with Michigan and New Hampshire tied and Minnesota separated by just one point. Democrats still have paths to victory, but their road to taking the Senate looks much harder than many headlines suggest.

– The biggest takeaway is that Republicans are not just defending red seats—they are forcing Democrats to spend money and attention in states they hoped would be safer. That matters with early voting starting and turnout becoming more important than national polling averages.

– Democrats also had rough moments from two high-profile candidates. In Michigan, Abdul El-Sayed faced intense criticism after refusing to clearly denounce Hamas, Hezbollah, and al-Qaeda during a CNN appearance. Later, a Democratic strategist admitted on CNN that current polling may actually be **underestimating Republican strength**.

– In Texas, James Talarico has reportedly been absent from the campaign trail for roughly two weeks during one of the most important stretches of the race. Even Democratic strategists are calling the campaign strange and warning the disappearance could cost him momentum.

– Trump may also have a new face for the White House press room. Katie Zacharia is reportedly being considered for press secretary, and she brings years of media experience, strong communication skills, and an openly pro-Trump background.

– Finally, Barack Obama’s presidential center is dealing with workplace and contractor controversies. Employees are organizing over complaints about heavier workloads, reduced benefits, frozen promotions, and compensation concerns, while several contractors have also fought over unpaid invoices.

– The larger political story is simple: Republicans suddenly have multiple reasons for optimism, while Democrats are being forced to defend more territory, more candidates, and more internal problems just weeks before Election Day. Here’s more from Stephen Gardner.

El-Sayed Tied To Iranian Terror

Abdul El-Sayed’s senatorial campaign in Michigan may be in huge trouble.

Glenn Beck offers an update, focusing on El-Sayed’s connection to the terrorists who run Iran. Much of the focus is on a talk El-Sayed gave in June at the Islamic Institute of America’s new mosque complex in Dearborn, Michigan.

El Sayed appeared alongside the imam Fadhel Al-Sahlani, the Iraqi-born cleric with a history of Anti-Semitism, as well as mosque Hassan al-Qazwini.

Never Go Full Tucker

Is Tucker Carlson evil? Or is he just vapid and silly?

His recent discussion about World War II demonstrates one thing: He’s not the sharpest bulb on the planet. Here’s more from Triggernometry.

AI Supremacy

The race for supremacy in the age of artificial intelligence has begun. China, the USA and Europe are vying for the top spot. So are individual tech companies and start-ups.

Who will determine which technologies will shape the future of humanity? Dominik Bretsch’s documentary follows key figures from the tech industry, science and politics who are working on artificial intelligence around the globe. They are tasked with making far-reaching decisions within a very short space of time. How can the technology’s potential be harnessed, while preventing a science fiction dystopia? The potential benefits of the currently emerging super-infrastructure are as limitless as its existential dangers. The latter include disinformation and election manipulation, as well as new forms of warfare and surveillance.

Made for DW, essentially the German public broadcasting service, the film focuses on three entrepreneurs whose start-ups are among the top players in the field of generative AI: Jonas Andrulis from Aleph Alpha (Germany), Thomas Wolf from the open-source platform Hugging Face (France) and Han Xiao from Jina.ai (China). Bretsch follows the three AI pioneers over the course of a year, from the spring of 2023, when the technology first became a mass phenomenon, to the turbulence surrounding OpenAI.

For the three of them, it’s all about capital, influence and economic survival in a fast-paced and mercilessly competitive world that’s changing more rapidly than any other. China has set itself the goal of dominating the technology worldwide. The USA wants to prevent exactly that. And Europe – caught between the two competing superpowers – must find its own way: Those who lose out now won’t get a second chance. The film provides insights behind the scenes in the tech world and introduces the people behind the technological revolution.

The Left Eats Its Own

Jordan Peterson warned Zohran Mamdani about this. On the third anniversary of October 7th, New York’s most progressive mayor tried to thread the needle — and got called a traitor by the people he was trying to please.

Bridget Phetasy breaks down how the left ate itself, why the debate has only gotten dumber three years later, and why these are the most privileged “revolutionaries” in the history of radicals. Here’s more in a new edition of The Dumpster Fire.

 

Fauci’s Veneer: Super-Thin!

Ebola research involving America’s former top doctor Anthony Fauci – what was it about and why were you not supposed to find out about it?

America Now anchor Ben Swann discusses the new revelations with biological warfare epidemiologist Dr. Meryl Nass.

Plus, as Dengue fever is exploding in the U.S., scientists turn to a genetically-altered mosquito to fight it. What could possibly go wrong? America Now correspondent Jalyssa Dugrot explains.

Batman 2 Is On Hold!?!

The Batman: Part II is on hold indefinitely while director Matt Reeves deals with some family issues.

Now people are wondering if Skydance won’t take the opportunity to just cancel the movie outright as they look to slash budgets post merger. And… it’s possible. Here’s more from Clownfish TV.

Dexter Dreams Of Mrs. Clancy

He’s smart. He’s lovable. He’s Dexter Morgan (Michael C. Hall), America’s favorite serial killer, who spends his days solving crimes and his nights committing them.

He’s been off the air on Showtime since 2013, but he returns to serenade Lindsay Clancy. The video comes via Merica Memed.

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