Good Morning! Coffee's ready!!! More Americans would rather live near a nuclear power plant than a data center, Brandon Gill, Sean Duffy... and more

fox news

“Dumb motherf****** didn’t deserve to live.”

Far-left Democrat Senate candidate Graham Platner mocking a U.S. soldier who was shot four times in Afghanistan in a resurfaced Reddit comment.

The post made fun of Purple Heart recipient Pfc. Ted Daniels after he took incoming fire during a 2012 clash with the Taliban.

Platner’s now deleted comment went on to say:

"At least his stupidity and fat ass wheezing are available for all future infantrymen to witness and hold in contempt. Poor marksmanship on the Taliban's part is the only reason this mouthbreather made it home, he managed to make every possible s*** decision possible when it comes to small unit combat."

 

gateway pundit

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy lit up a Senate hearing Tuesday in a blistering exchange with Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY), turning what Democrats hoped would be an ethics ambush into a full-blown counterattack over the senator’s own campaign funding.

Gillibrand, the radical left New York senator who loves lecturing everyone else about “ethics,” tried to play gotcha over Duffy’s “Great American Road Trip” – a seven-month, family-friendly project promoting America’s 250th anniversary (America250).

Such a day... heading to bed... no coffee... but I got a couple things here for ya

 

genesisapologetics

Lucy is often presented as one of the strongest proofs for human evolution, but when you look at the actual evidence, it really doesn't seem like it... 

The famous museum displays make it seem like scientists uncovered a nearly complete transitional ancestor, but only a small collection of bone fragments was actually found. 

Important parts commonly shown in reconstructions, like full hands and feet, were never even discovered, but they still appear in statues and illustrations as if they are confirmed facts. 

Even more surprising, the single neck vertebra originally attributed to Lucy was later identified as belonging to an extinct monkey, not Lucy at all. 

And when scientists examined the wrist bones that were found, they appeared much more like those of modern chimps than humans. 

What this reveals is that many of the images people associate with Lucy are built as much on artistic interpretation and evolutionary assumptions as they are on physical evidence. The public is often shown a completed story, while the actual fossil evidence is far more incomplete and uncertain than most people realize. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

upwardnews

A new report on the events of January 6th lends some credence to a theory that has long been speculation: the idea that FBI agents played some role in inciting the events that unfolded on that infamous day.

According to government records, the FBI had 26 plain-clothed informants at the Capitol, with more than 13 entering the grounds — which had been restricted. Apart from those 13, another 4 entered the Capitol building itself.

Theories regarding the FBI’s involvement in stoking the protest have long circulated, but the FBI has previously skirted around answering questions regarding whether or not it had any informants or agents at the site. Now, we know the truth.

It is important to add: It is not known whether or not the informants had a particular reason for attending the protest, or whether they were sent to the site by the FBI. Still, the fact that there was such a concentration of informants at one of the most critical events in modern American history is questionable and reasonably suspicious.

 

 

 

Night Coffee... and pondering a few things I saw online