9.16.2025

Random Tuesday Morning Thoughts




Trump campaigned in Dallas at the AAC.

  • Breaking celebrity death: Robert Redford. 
  •  A "hard landing" by this helicopter at the Decatur airport last night sent one to the hospital.

  • After pleading guilty and waiving a jury, a visiting judge in Wise County gave the absolute maximum sentence on every single case yesterday. 

  • Wise County Judge J.D. Clark announced his bid for re-election this morning. If my math is right, that would be his fourth term.
  • The U.S. committed another extrajudicial killing thousands of miles from our shore. 


     

  • I told you it would go national once they figured out an illegal immigrant was involved. . 

  • Two absolutely idiotic things Attorney General Pam Bondi said within the last 24 hours which are 100% wrong.
  • Charlie Kirk was a free speech warrior. If you say differently, we will fire you.

  • By the time all is said done, this guy will have the killer of Charlie Kirk being a trans guy in a dress, holding a Biden sign made from mail-in ballots, and who was actually the guy who beat out Riley Gaines for a swimming medal -- all the while funded by George Soros and a mysterious cabal operating in the shadows:

    • In all seriousness, bad things are coming. 
    • But, in the meantime, let's all show unity against violence in Tarrant County by having a march "together"  in downtown. Oh, wait. Only "conservatives" are invited, and it will be sponsored by Patriot Mobile among others.

  • And the grift never ends. And no one cares. Gift link.


  • There's more ways to stifle free speech: File a new $15 billion lawsuit which has no chance of success. ( PDF. Just skim through it -- it's a wild ride.)

  • Random news magazine cover I saw yesterday which was published 50 years ago this week: Manson family member Squeaky Fromme immediately after she failed to assassinate President Gerald Ford because she forgot to chamber a round in the handgun. 

  • The Atlanta Supreme Court just upheld the disqualification of Fani Willis in her cluster of a prosecution of Donald Trump. 

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9.15.2025

Random Monday Morning Thoughts





Rhome Police Chief Brandon Davis removed citizens Kenny Crenshaw and Ramah Burn from a Rhome city council meeting, (Video), and this action would cause him to be indicted and arrested a few months later. The case would be prosecuted by the Texas AG's office and, two years later, Davis would be found not guilty by a Wise County jury. 

  • This was a cluster. 

  • You knew this was coming. But, man, that was a big tree. 

  • This is a different affair than the one that was publicized during his impeachment trial. 

  • DPS troopers have been dispatched from the border to locations around the state.  There's lots of money in their budget for overtime for Operation Lone Star and its going to be used. 

    • There's about to be more of these incidents,

  • Charlie Kirk stuff:
    • You know, we all grieve differently.  Video

    • Look, no one's death deserves to be celebrated, and you have every right to feel disgusted if you see someone doing so online.  But it seems really strange that people are getting fired left and right over offensive posts. Being offended has always been a part of being an American. Anyone remember Westboro Baptist Church protesting at funerals?


    • And worse, if it is a government employee who is guilty of a reprehensible post, they can't be fired for that. Despite widespread belief otherwise, "hate speech" is, in fact, constitutionally protected speech. 



    • This is nuts. 

    • This is nuts.

    • She wasn't arrested at Texas Tech for her speech, she was arrested for a Class C assault - punishable by fine only. For the governor to say otherwise is, well, nuts. 

    • Social media might be the end of us all, but the fact that one of the biggest social media sites amplifies craziness is only going to speed up the process. 

    • Ted Cruz was showboating this weekend.

    • Well, I'll be. Story.

  • Fox News' Brian Kilmeade went viral on Saturday for advocating euthanizing the undesirables in our society. Yes, Brian Kilmeade really said this. He later apologized.:

  • A faithful reader pointed out to me that there are some rumors that former State Rep. Lynn Stucky possibly making an attempt to get his job back from Rep. Andy Hopper. Can Stucky pass a simple water bill? 

  • We've now got a Jerry Jones starter-kit in the NFL.  The new owner of the Colts is on the sidelines listening to the coaches audio feed and taking notes. 

  • Aggie vs. Notre Dame might be a lock for game of the year. That was fantastic. 

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9.12.2025

It's Friday -- Let's Get Out of Here

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Random Friday Morning Thoughts




It was the week where we learned of the crazy murder of Dr. Kendra Hatcher in Uptown in Dallas, and the first inklings that it could be a murder-for-hire in a a love triangle. 

  • Woah! Trump just dropped a bombshell on Fox and Friends early this morning. No other media outlet had so much as hinted that a person was in custody for the shooting of Charlie Kirk. Authorities have now scheduled a news conference for 8:30 a.m. CST.  



  • UPDATE: Forty minutes later, major media outlets said the person in custody is Tyler Robinson, 22 years old, of Nevada. 



    • Just last night, they had no idea who it was.  Authorities held a press conference at 8:30 p.m. and really said nothing.  Instead, they just released a video of him walking through a neighborhood (here) and a video of him jumping off roof (here).

    • This was pretty clear.

    • If you've seen any of them, you'll be convinced that the general population of the U.S. is too dumb for this country to make it long term.


  • This was a cluster last night:


  • They handled it a little differently down there. 


  • Ummkay.  Not exactly a NATO hardline response. 

  • Trump on criminal practice and procedure: 

  • Random headline and video that I saw which has to be shared. Video.


  • Fort Worth: "After the defendant’s continued resistance, Judge Ryan Hill stepped in. 'Man, you’re on the stand. This is the evidence in the case. Let’s deal with it,' the judge said." Gift link.

  • Random football field on ESPN2 last night. 

  • Lauren Whitener Clock: 6 years and 70 days.

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