A guy (Bruce Fenton) spoke in front of his city council and put on a masterclass performance of mockery of them because they raised taxes in spite of voters voting not to. His performance is amusing and I point out his brilliant satirical nuances along the way.
Fenton lives in Seacoast, New Hampshire. He is the CEO of Chainstone Labs, a holding company which owns The Satoshi Roundtable and Atlantic Financial Asset Management. Here’s more from Awaken with JP.
Welcome to Quality “Learing” Center — where the doors are locked, the kids are invisible, and the money somehow keeps rolling in.
This is a satirical parody song inspired by Minnesota daycare fraud scandals and the general feeling that everyone noticed… except the people in charge. The lyrics exaggerate, mock, and lean hard into sarcasm to highlight how absurd the situation already was. Here’s more from AI Trailer Home.
In a new Dumpster Fire, Bridget Phetasy addresses Charlie Kirk’s murder and the various reactions to it. It’s just an unscripted, free-flowing, train of thought.
Sadly lost among the spate of celebrity deaths these past few weeks was the departure of The Smartest Man Ever to Write a Song: Tom Lehrer. Bill Whittle brings the receipts on a new Right Angle with Scott Ott and Steve Green.
It’s 2028, and the presidential race is in full swing. Who will pledge their allegiance to the Promised Land and win the Great Israel Love-Off?
Watch the J.D. Vamce lookalike and his Democratic opponent agree to disagree. Here’s more from Mischa Paullin.
Alex Jones made a triumphant return to the Infowars Studios, after a bankruptcy judge blocked the sale of the troubled network to The Onion.
Judge Christopher Lopez paused the sale following concern from Infowars lawyers that the auction was improperly conducted. Global Tetrahedron, The Onion’s parent company, said the purchase was meant to be “more of a joke,” and that the satirical site was going to relaunch Infowars early in 2025 as a parody of itself. Here’s more from Jones.
He keeps falling! That’s our Joe Biden!
This message brought to you by Dan Bongino. Yes, it’s satirical and a parody, so do not believe your eyes or ears.
You know times are strange when the comedians are more honest — and believable — than the so-called journalists. Here, standup comedian Danny Polishchuk sadly reveals that the Stephen Hawking Signature Wheelchair — The Predator — has been discontinued.
It likely has to do with Hawking’s visits to Jeffrey Epstein’s Little St. James Island. But who can really be surprised, after all? We always knew Hawking was into black holes!
Not everyone is impressed by Stephen Hawking’s studlike display of manhood. Ryan Long says he would refuse to date any woman who got swerved by The Hawk.
