Scalito @Legally_Italian

Bear in mind that during the inquiry into the Manchester Arena bombing, it came out that security guard Kyle Lawler had actually spotted suicide bomber Salman Abedi before. Abedi was fidgety and sweating in a bulky jacket on a warm night, and carrying a large backpack. Lawler had a “bad feeling” and thought something was wrong, but he hesitated and failed to report it properly. His exact words: “I did not want people to think I am stereotyping him because of his race… I was scared of being wrong and being branded a racist if I got it wrong and would have got into trouble.” 22 innocents were killed; hundreds scarred for life. This bloodbath should have been the final wake-up call about the lethal insanity of “anti-racism” and the deranged cult that treats being called racist as the ultimate unforgivable sin. Instead, Britain doubled down and rammed this poisonous ideology even deeper into the College of Policing’s training. Time to scrap the race-baiting training and fire the ideologues. Or keep burying more young, innocent Brits.

Allison Pearson @AllisonPearson

3 hours ago

It is genuinely bizarre that UK has a College of Policing that teaches Critical Race Theory and other identity bollocks to aspiring coppers. It’s a cult. No common sense. Zero humanity. It left Henry to die. Urgently need to go back to without fear or favour policing

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@Osint613 @MZHemingway 😂

The Department of War is aware of the lawsuit filed today by two civilian members of the Stars and Stripes publisher’s advisory board challenging the Department’s modernization of Stars and Stripes. The lawsuit is without merit, and the Department expects to prevail. The Department remains committed to a Stars and Stripes that is modern, mission-focused, and worthy of the servicemembers it serves.

The Washington Post @washingtonpost

2 hours ago

Two advisory board members of Stars and Stripes, the military newspaper that has long enjoyed editorial independence from the government, sued the Pentagon, alleging that an effort to impose new restrictions on the paper was an act of illegal censorship. wapo.st/4fpK1c2

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@Mike_Pence @WSJ You’re as relevant as the Rockefeller Republicans.

Yesterday was the 1st time the Supreme Court called the Constitution "colorblind." If you're keeping track, that's 130 years since Harlan's dissent in Plessy ("Our constitution is color-blind") & 160 years since abolitionist Wendell Phillips first utter the phrase. This is undoubtedly brought to us by Justice Thomas, who called the Constitution "colorblind" in separate opinions in Alexander v. S. Carolina (2024), SFFA v. Harvard (2023), & Parents Involved v. Seattle (2007). In 1978, Justice Brennan concurred in Bakke stating, "no decision of this Court has ever adopted the proposition that the Constitution must be colorblind." Not anymore. Thank you Justice Thomas. 🇺🇸

I am one of hundreds of people who the US Dept. of Justice forced to lie under oath to avoid going to trial on 35 years worth of false felony charges. They made me say that I encouraged the crowd to take a shield from an officer, and that I encouraged the crowd to enter the building. Neither of these were even remotely true. They would not drop the felonies unless I said I did this. Five and a half years later, I have not been able to go 2 full weeks without the mainstream media putting out an article about me that reiterates that I “encouraged violence against police on January 6th” and helped lead the mob inside. If the Trump DOJ would even just issue a public statement acknowledging these things I had to confess to were not true, that in itself would change my life forever. I worked day and night for years to get thousands and thousands of people to leave the Democratic Party and support President Trump. I have been respectfully asking and waiting for years to be heard. When is this going to happen? @DAGToddBlanche @HarmeetKDhillon @USAttyPirro @USAEdMartin @realDonaldTrump

@snowblinder76 It’s a good way to run an urban municipality. Probably the only way. The corruption is necessary. What’s wrong with today’s urban bosses is incompetence. DEI has consequences.

Several serving and former Hampshire Police Officers have told me that ‘we had it drummed into us about our white privilege and unconscious bias’. Training was outsourced to a third party company and the trainer ‘was deeply hateful of white people and our culture.’ Officers have reported to me about being furious but unable to complain out of fear for their jobs. This is exactly why I blocked the Race Action Plan as Home Secretary. It is disgraceful that this stuff went on in policing. And the PCC and CC need to be held to account.

Politics UK @PolitlcsUK

2 hours ago

🚨 NEW: A number of officers in Hampshire Police, responsible for the arrest of Henry Nowak, said they felt "controlled and pressured to feel certain ways" after receiving mandatory DEI training [@billcurtis0]

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@WestMichP2 @CaseyPutsch I love low class. Not everything has to be high art. We don’t always have to cater to the tastes of faggots.

@PhillyGenx @EricLDaugh

We can just deny these people visas. I have no problem with Britain barring Cenk Ugyur and Hassan Piker. I would too. We should reciprocate and extend the courtesy to Shashank. He can keep reporting from London.

Shashank Joshi @shashj

11 hours ago

@infantrydort Aim isn’t cancellation. But you’re accountable for what you write just as we are for what we write. Screeds like the below are profoundly partisan, utterly at odds with the oath you took to become an officer and contrary to the spirit of a professional military. That you do it

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@shashj @infantrydort You shouldn’t be given a visa.

@AndrewDesiderio

Bill Pulte is only one day on the job as DNI and he’s already killed FISA. Hero.

Jake Sherman @JakeSherman

3 hours ago

🚨NEW -- HAKEEM JEFFRIES SIGNALS DEMS WILL OPPOSE FISA Here's JEFFRIES to me just now: “FISA was already on life support in terms of Democratic support, and the decision to put a deeply unserious, dangerous and unqualified person like Bill Pulte into a position as the acting

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@MikeEnglund2 @0xAlaric Maybe Dearborn, Michigan.

It is testament to how @CBSNews employees are recording all of @bariweiss meetings and routinely giving the audio to the media that @nytimes refers to stuff she said at a private staff meeting as “public”!!

@snowblinder76 He created the goodwill for liberals with me that allowed the next crop to take advantage of my good faith. I didn’t fully burn through that until Obama. He was an irascible man of integrity.

Andy Rooney, who actually served in the Army in WWII, while writing for Stars and Stripes, once used his monologue on 60 Minutes to minimize his own service. To rail against other veterans who pretended they saw combat when they never fought. The exact opposite of Scott Pelley.

Ben Mullin @BenMullin

20 hours ago

Scott Pelley on being fired: “I have been in combat in Afghanistan. I have been in combat in Iraq. I have been in the war zone in Ukraine multiple times, risking my life and the happiness of my family because of my devotion to the broadcast.” nytimes.com/2026/06/02/bus…

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@RonSnyder9681 You didn’t really. I was just making it obvious in case you misunderstood me. That monologue seemed so admirable to me I never forgot it. 🤷

@snowblinder76 Andy Rooney also did a bit about the Boomers yearning to be heroes because they didn’t have the opportunity to be heroes like his generation. He nailed Scott Pelley without knowing it.

@snowblinder76 @ChrisMoore15915 @grok He’s also entirely humble about his service, as Andy Rooney was. Maybe men who serve don’t feel the need to steal glory like Scott Pelly?