Call Me Stormy

Finding righteous currents in turbulent times

Dr. 111 Fell Right Into The Trap

The [Deep State] continues to fall into the trap the patriots set. Trump allowed the enemy to do what they do best and now it can be used against them.

Fauci was pardoned by the people that overthrew the US government. Fauci appeared in front of the Senate, pleading the 5th and broke the law. Now, he can be held in contempt. The people needed to see who and what Fauci really is.

The [Deep State]/Fauci are feeling pain. In the end, accountability is coming. Here’s more from the X22 Report.

 

The Price Of Lies And Censorship

Fauci has pled the fifth during his contentious hearing before the U.S. Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs.

Is Committee Chairman Rand Paul trying to put Fauci behind bars?

Or is Paul trying to ensure we never again see another day where lies, corruption and censorship dictate what happens with science? Here’s more from Glen Beck.

Truly Nobody Like Graham

Who knows where the bodies are buried? Firings now occurring across dirty intelligence agencies. Lindsey Graham receives high praise from president Donald Trump as Graham is buried. How closely did Graham work with the administration? There are Graham comms galore.

The battle lines continue to be drawn around the SAVE Act? How can Trump overcome the recalcitrant and c9rrupt Senate? Will the president prevail or the surly and demeaning Senate Majority Leader John Thune, who openly spits on the American people.

Soon, the Enemy will vanish. Pray! Here’s more from And We Know.

How Democrats Rig Elections

Joining me today is inventor, entrepreneur, author, and election investigator Jovan Hutton Pulitzer, whose forensic election work has been referenced in audits across the country. We discuss the latest developments surrounding election integrity, including the ongoing investigations in Arizona, Fulton County, and the growing attention on New Jersey’s voter rolls.

Reports claim approximately 75,000 non-citizens have appeared on jury rolls in New Jersey, roughly 35,000 remain on voter rolls, and thousands more registrations resurfaced even after cleanup efforts. We also examine reports that New Jersey officials are resisting requests from the Department of Justice to provide voter registration information for review.

We also discuss Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon’s statement that approximately 250,000 suspected non-citizens have been identified across voter rolls in four states, President Trump’s executive order involving the U.S. Postal Service and election security, and how the proposed SAVE America Act aims to strengthen voter verification and election administration.

Pulitzer also shares where he believes election security efforts have improved and where vulnerabilities may still exist. Here’s more from Stephen Gardner.

No Privacy

We have a Coldplay Kiss Cam 2.0 on our hands! A couple was caught kissing in Central Park. Shocker.

While I obviously don’t like cheaters, I’m more interested in talking about the people who film strangers in public just to dox and shame them on social media. Social media doxxing needs to stop. Here’s more from Brett Cooper.

How Did He Get Away With It?

Barbara Boyd argues that Anthony Fauci’s Senate grilling and Fifth Amendment stance won’t address the central issue: How he remained protected for so long? How was he always so untouchable?

Citing Fauci’s recently released diary and Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s role in uncovering it, she claims it shows public deception on COVID origins and policy while the media and institutions helped enforce a manufactured consensus that crushed dissent.

Boyd traces this “manufacture of consent” to Walter Lippmann and points to The Lancet’s 2020 anti–lab leak letter organized by Peter Daszak as an example of consensus enforcement tied to funding. She contrasts real science’s adversarial testing with grant-driven conformity. She also references earlier crises like AIDS and opioids, highlighting a July 21 proposal by Trump science advisor Michael Kratsios to redirect federal science funding toward mavericks, verification, merit, and advanced manufacturing, mandating agencies to reflect the shift in 2027–2028 budgets. Here’s more from Promethean Updates.

The Wrong Hill To Die On

Bridget Phetasy went and saw Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey this weekend and has a confession to make — she loved it. Zero pee breaks in a nearly three-hour movie. That’s the highest rating she can give.

She breaks down why the culture war around the casting is an idiotic hill to die on, and why the actual controversy nobody’s talking about is 70mm IMAX privilege. That’s what’s really pissing off the white dudes. Here’s more from Phetasy in a new edition of The Dumpster Fire.

Final Nail In Mamdani’s Coffin

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani unveils his city-run grocery stores with subsidized prices, thirty percent below the market rates.

Do you think these five neighborhood stores will bring down New York City’s grocery prices? Does a pig get fat? Here’s more from the Liberal Hivemind.

Big Layoffs At Huffington Post

BuzzFeed and the Huffington Post suffered MASSIVE layoffs this week as Byron Allen takes over the failing digital media company.

Roughly one-third of the staff gets fired. Here’s more from Clownfish TV.

The First Bad Man

Here’s a reach into the past — Tex Avery’s 1955 cartoon The First Bad Man, about a dinosaur-riding hombre born a million years ago.

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