Victim..

 

Mickey..

 

Difference..

 

In his first night back on air in nearly a week, Kimmel addressed the uproar his earlier commentary had unleashed.

"It was never my intention to make light of the murder of a young man. I don't think there's anything funny about it," the "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" host told viewers, his voice choking with emotion, moments after taking the stage.

"Nor was it my intention to blame any specific group for the actions of what was obviously a deeply disturbed individual - that was really the opposite of the point I was trying to make," Kimmel, 57, added.

Disney, parent company of the ABC network that airs his show, halted its production on September 17, two days after Kimmel said in his opening monologue that President Donald Trump's supporters were eager to characterize Kirk's accused assassin "as anything other than one of them" and accused them of trying to "score political points" from his killing.

Comment.

These two statements seem like a world of difference. Is this the freedom of speech?

Just a thought.

Pam..

Outrage..

 

hate..

 

Comment..

Disney..

 

Sim Farms..

 

In September 2025, the U.S. Secret Service discovered and dismantled a network of "SIM farms" in the New York City area

. Authorities found hundreds of servers and over 100,000 SIM cards across multiple sites, including abandoned apartments, located within a 35-mile radius of the United Nations headquarters.

The investigation was prompted by a series of anonymous telephonic threats made to high-level U.S. government officials, including some with the Secret Service and the White House.

• The sites were found within 35 miles of the United Nations, and the raid occurred shortly before world leaders gathered for the annual U.N. General Assembly.
• The Secret Service and Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) seized more than 300 SIM servers and over 100,000 active SIM cards, calling it one of the most sweeping communications threats ever found on U.S. soil.
• The devices were used to conduct anonymous, encrypted communications. Officials believe the network was used by foreign governments, drug cartels, human trafficking rings, and other criminal organizations.  

Red Vienna..

 

Instead of tackling the real problem—too little housing supply—socialist Assemblyman and mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani (D-Astoria) wants to double down on government control. 

His answer is the so-called “Vienna Plan,” a reheated socialist fantasy that’s flopped everywhere it’s been tried.

Modeled on 1930s “Red Vienna,” the scheme calls for massive city-owned housing complexes where government, not private builders, acts as the landlord. In theory, that means below-market rents. In reality, it means higher taxes, longer waitlists, rampant favoritism, and units going to the well-connected rather than the needy.

Mamdani tosses around buzzwords like “community land trusts,” “social housing,” and “community ownership” as if they’re magic spells. But this isn’t new. From Moscow to Beijing to Vienna, we’ve seen how this ends: shortages, decay, and failure. 

Just a "Red Vienna" thought.