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26 Dec 2025

Just Another Trans Workout

Joey Swoll, one of the Internet’s top-rated video creators exploring the realm of physical fitness, has touched off a backlash of sorts. It seems Swoll pictured another “wholesome” transgender, coming to a gym to poke fun of everyone else and make a mockery of the place.

That got the leftist juices flowing. As usual, they had to defend the goon. They just can’t resist the urge to tell everyone else what to think and who’s a fascist! Here’s more from the Liberal Hivemind.

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26 Dec 2025

Everyone’s Sick Of It

The Rothschild stoogies and goons under the control of the World Economic Forum might favor bringing in more illegal aliens across Europe, but everyday citizens have seen enough. And had enough.

Even women are starting to grow tired of all the extra attention. Here’s more from Paul Joseph Watson.

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25 Dec 2025

My Favorite Things

Bridget Phetasy explains a few of her favorite things from 2025, including cookbooks, shows, magazines and media. Here’s more on a new edition of The Dumpster Fire.

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23 Dec 2025

Sony Will Censor Your Games!?!

Sony filed a patent for technology that could allow them to censor video games in real-time with AI.

Of course, it’s “for the kids.” But if this technology is implemented, every piece of media could theoretically be altered in real time on a whim.

What could possibly go wrong? Here’s more from Clownfish TV.

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22 Dec 2025

Was This Dance Anti-Semitic?

In a league full of domestic violence, drugs, and dog fighting rings, what really set off NFL executives was a potentially anti-Semitic dance in the end zone.

Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Puka Nacua faced the anti-Semitic charges after he did the dance Dec. 17 in a game against the Seattle Seahawks. He denied the dance had anything to do with Jewish culture, but apologized afterwards for anyone who felt offended. Here’s more from Brett Cooper.

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18 Dec 2025

Big Data, Bigger Brother

Politicians argue new digital IDs will make life easier.

But privacy expert Naomi Brockwell warns that’s only true, until “services start saying, no, you can’t use our system.”

Stossel TV’s Kristin Tokarev explains why we shouldn’t trust government with MORE power to control.

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15 Dec 2025

The Insane Cinnabon Girl Story

A Wisconsin woman was fired from Cinnabon after calling a Somalian customer the N word in a heated viral exchange.

The incident happened at the Cinnabon store at Bay Park Square Mall in Ashwaubenon.

Now the Internet has raised over $100k to support her. Let’s talk about it. Here’s more from Amala Ekpunobi.

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13 Dec 2025

This Is So Gay

Today I am going to introduce you to the fakest man on the internet.

Meet the men who use crystal meth to lean-maxx. Here’s more from Brett Cooper.

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12 Dec 2025

It’s The End of The World…

Everyone’s going crazy. We have Tucker Carlson buying property in Qatar.

Bridget wants to buy encyclopedias for when we have to turn off the internet to save humanity.

And a woman thought her smart fridge was sending her messages. Uncle Ted was right. Technology is driving us all mad. Here’s more from Bridget Phetasy on a new edition of The Dumpster Fire.

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12 Dec 2025

Self-Driving Cars Save Lives

Waymo, whose fully automated, self-driving cars are a common sight in Los Angeles, has recently released its raw data on several years of practical, on-the-road traffic accidents. It turns out that even first-generation self-driving cars are at least TEN TIMES SAFER than those driven by humans (and the true number might be much more than that).

From a safety point of view, the future clearly seems to favor automation. But is there more to driving a car than just safety? Here’s more from Scott Ott, flanked by Bill Whittle and Steve Green in a new edition of The Right Angle.

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