Tell me why I hate Mondays? Actually, don’t bother – I don’t care much for Bob Geldof and his Left-wing luvvie politics and so on. That said, I don’t much care for Mondays either. They STINK, no matter how you want to look at it. But that, of course, is why we have this most excellent collection of excellent excellence to keep us distracted, in the form of the Great Mondaydact Browser Shredder. Herein lies the key to the swift and painless passage of your Monday – which automatically makes this better than anything you could possibly get from Taco Bell, incidentally.

Anyway – bad jokes aside, let’s get on with it. This week’s theme comes once again from our good friend, The Male Brain, so we shall dedicate today’s compilation to Father William B. Wasson, a proper modern saint. Take it away, Dawn Pine:

Father William B. Wasson, founder and general director of Nuestros Pequeos Hermanos (NPH; Spanish for “Our Little Brothers and Sisters”), died on August 16, 2006, in Cottonwood, AZ, at age 82. Born on December 21, 1923, in Phoenix, AZ, Wasson studied for the priesthood with the Benedictines in Conception, MO, but failing health delayed ordination at that time. God sometimes has a plan, and that means that one has to be patient about it.

Later during a recuperation period in Mexico, he grew to love the people and the country and decided to stay. This is not the mexico of today – we are talking about a shithole (at the time) where people lived like they used to 400 years ago. In May 1953, he was ordained by Bishop Sergio Mendez Arceo of Cuernavaca, Mexico. Assigned to a small church in the city of Tepetates, he immediately instituted a day care center for poor children.

A year later he established his first home for orphaned, abandoned and disadvantaged children. He subsequently opened homes in Honduras, Haiti, Nicaragua, Guatemala, El Salvador, the Dominican Republic, Peru, and Bolivia. This, at a time where international communication was sparse at best or absent (as a more general rule). Imagine going to all these places to find locations, find people to work there and more importantly – raise the money for it.

Over the years more than 15,000 have found a home and hope for the future in his homes (This was 15 year ago, taken from his obituary). NPH outreach programs, including hospitals and clinics and assistance to children living in a garbage dump, serve over 30,000 children and adults each year. He was also Vice President at the Shrine of St. Joseph’s, Yarnell, AZ. Father Wasson received international recognition for his work on behalf of children. Among his numerous awards are the Mexican National Prize (1977), the National Catholic Development Conference Good Samaritan Award (1979), the Franciscan International Award (1981), Mexico’s Order of the Aztec Eagle (1990), the National Caring Award from The Caring Institute of Washington, D.C. (1997), the Kellogg’s Hannah Neil World of Children Award (2000), the Jefferson Award for Public Service (2003), the Ivy Humanitarian Prize (2005), and a prize from The Opus Prize Foundation (2005). With a passion for the study of scripture, Father Wasson wrote three books: Luke XV, Gospel in the Dust and The Sermon on the Mount. Father Wasson is survived by a brother, Barnabas and his wife Maria Luisa; and their children, Barnaby, Alexis and Roy; and their families of Yarnell, AZ.

Regarding the books: I could not find any synopsis of each of them, and they seem to be rare books (judging by the price on Amazon). Cannot recommend as I have nothing to say except that being able to do all that and write 3 books is admirable.

Here are a few pictures of the man himself:

And to give you an idea of what he was like:

That’s what I like to see on a Monday – good Christian faith that changed the world.

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I’ve been banging on for YEARS about how weird and shitty a place Dubai really is. You can read all about it here. I wrote that back in 2015 – six (!!!) years ago. (Lord help me, I’m getting old.) Adam Something took all of my dislike of the place and distilled it all into a brilliant video that breaks down just what a surreal, bizarre, and downright absurd place the UAE really is:

The Gulf States really are the result of having more money than brains – by several ORDERS OF MAGNITUDE, not merely multiples.

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His Most Illustrious, Noble, August, Benevolent, and Legendary Celestial Majesty, the God-Emperor of Mankind, Donaldus Triumphus Magnus Astra, the First of His Name, the Lion of Midnight, may the Lord bless him and preserve him, has rather a lot to say about how his Fake Successor has mismanaged literally everything since he was wheeled into office:

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#BasedTucker is based:

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Mark Dice‘s powers of prediction border on the uncannily clairvoyant indeed:

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Dave from Blue Collar Logic argues for a mass inoculation programme involving that rarest of all injectable drugs – common bloody sense:

And Jason adds his own thoughts about the farcical Olympic Games that finally (thank God!!!) ended last week:

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Bill Whittle has words for a British “intellectual” – he says it like it’s a four-letter word, and I agree with that attitude – who reckons that he would rather allow an asteroid to wipe out the human race than deflect it and let us continue to suffer. His words are so pithy, in fact, they might ath well be yellow:

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The Male Brain is back with some good stuff for us this week. We start with a Wisecrack video about whether there is an alternative to cancel culture (hint: yes, it’s called beating an SJW’s brains out with a baseball bat):

Dawn Pine points out two serious problems with the proposed solutions – his words here:

1. People are idiots ruled by their emotions. Good luck with self regulation.
2. New Zealand case – semi homogenouce society, euro-white based. Maybe it can work in such societies. Good luck doing it in “multi-cultural”ones.

And I think he’s right.

Let’s have some John Stossel – been a while since Mr. (Non-Crazy) Libertarian had a say:

Common Sense Soapbox has a video for us that will make the heads of your liberal friends explode – which, as far as I’m concerned, means that it is quite useful:

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Paul Ramsey has absolutely NO sympathy for the plight of gaming whorenalists these days:

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PJW has quite a lot to say about the Fall of Kabul:

In a sane world, the USA would have nuked bin Laden’s relatives in Saudi Arabia straight to Hell, wiped Pakistan off the map (much to India’s delight), stayed out of Afghanistan and Iraq, and not tried to bring democracy and all other such “good things” to the world.

We, of course, do not live in a sane world.

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The lovely and charming Dr. Sam Bailey answers your burning questions about the Coof, again, and (unsurprisingly) her answers are rather controversial, at least according to the “fact-checkers” who pretend to be objective and know what the truth is:

Watch the full episode here.

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Lord Razor of the Fist Clan makes no secret at all of his love for the original, quite dark, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles:

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The Dizzle has a simple question for the Izzlamists – how is your fake religion rooted in compassion and peace when you sentence an 8-year-old Hindu (i.e. polytheist) boy to DEATH simply for whizzing in a library?!?!:

Islam is a profoundly evil derivation of reform Judaism, i.e. heretical Christianity that denied the divinity of Our Lord. Unsurprisingly, their moral compass is every bit as twisted and off-kilter as that of the original Pharisees of Jesus’s time.

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Dr. Jay Smith from PfanderFilms and his friend Al-Fadi from CIRA International continue to unpack the myths, lies, and nonsense surrounding Islam’s origin story about Mecca:

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Dr. Frank Turek from Cross Examined points out that it is possible to prove the life story of Our Lord even without the Bible:

Det. J. Warner Wallace is the man who wrote the book, Cold Case Christianity, which is on my overly long reading list. Highly recommended.

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If you are still under the delusion that the Chinese government gives even the minutest quantum of a damn about its people, China Uncensored is here to disabuse you of such silly notions:

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America Uncovered points out the sheer idiocy and absurdity of Clownipornia’s latest obsession with unhealthy foods:

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Jared Taylor from American Renaissance takes a real sledgehammer to the awful legacy of race-denialist and Social Justice Warrior Richard Lewontin:

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Terrence Popp minces no words whatsoever when it comes to Joy Reid:

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Midnight’s Edge takes a close look at some of the rather fascinating Game of Thrones-style machinations going on behind the scenes within the halls of the House of the Devil Mouse:

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Overlord Dicktor Van Doomcock tells you exactly how to destroy streaming services that keep trying to force you to eat the shit that they produce:

It’s a very good idea, actually. If you hate DevilMouse+, either take to the high seas (and don’t forget to equip yourself with a real VPN if you do that), or get yourself a gift card from Wal-Mart or Costco or some other big-box shop, and then get yourself a “subscription” to one of the services and screw them over, HARD.

It’s completely legal, and (at present) impossible for the evil entertainment companies to counteract.

They’ll get wise to it eventually. For example, American Express has the (limited) ability to figure out whether a card used with its cobrand or logo is a gift card or not. It would not take much for the big entertainment companies to achieve the same end with big data techniques. But it’s not happening right now, and that means that you have the ability to hammer them right where it hurts.

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Gary from Nerdrotic reviews The Suicide Squad, which much to my confusion is in fact different from Suicide Squad:

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The Drinker rather liked the same film:

Idris Elba, John (“I’m China’s Bitch”) Cena, Joel Kinnaman (from the excellent Altered Carbon series on Netherflix, and the not-so-excellent Robocop (2014) reboot), and NATHAN FREAKIN’ FILLION, all in the same movie?

That actually sounds pretty awesome.

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Your “Science is F***ING WEIRD” moment of the week is all about how you can’t really predict earthquakes due to the way that these things form:

Rapid rupture fronts—akin to earthquakes—mediate the transition to frictional motion. Once formed, their singular form, dynamics and arrest are well described by fracture mechanics. Ruptures, however, first need to be created within initially rough frictional interfaces. Hence, static friction coefficients are not well defined, with frictional ruptures nucleating over a wide range of applied forces. A critical open question is, therefore, how the nucleation of rupture fronts actually takes place. Here we experimentally show that rupture fronts are preceded by slow nucleation fronts—self-similar entities not described by fracture mechanics. They emerge from initially rough frictional interfaces at a well-defined stress threshold, evolve at the characteristic velocity and timescales governed by stress levels, and propagate within a frictional interface to form the initial rupture from which fracture mechanics take over. These results are of fundamental importance to questions ranging from earthquake nucleation and prediction to processes governing material failure.

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Your long read of the week is from The Male Brain, and goes to great lengths to tell us what most of us already knew about Wickedpedia:

Democrats and (most) Republicans were sharply divided on the question of whether Trump’s impeachments had any merit. The Democratic view was that Trump abused his office by encouraging the president of Ukraine to investigate his opponent, Biden. Later, he egged on the January 6 invasion of the Capitol building. The Republican view was that Trump’s call with the Ukrainian president was wholly innocent, that he had committed no “high crime or misdemeanor,” and that Biden was in fact guilty of dirty shenanigans in Ukraine. As to the January 6 invasion, his remarks did not cause it. Of course, there is much, much more to be said on all sides. Now, a neutral Wikipedia would not come down clearly on either side, and would fully lay out the Democratic and the Republican cases fairly and fully. Is that what we see on Wikipedia?

No. As of this writing (and this caveat goes for all of the following), there was a section of the Donald Trump article about the first impeachment (2019-20). That section had absolutely no information about the Republican side in the House impeachment proceedings; only the Democratic side is presented. As to the Senate trial, here is the total extent of Wikipedia’s remarks about the Trump (i.e., majority Republican) position: “Trump’s lawyers did not deny the facts as presented in the charges but said Trump had not broken any laws or obstructed Congress. They argued that the impeachment was ‘constitutionally and legally invalid’ because Trump was not charged with a crime and that abuse of power is not an impeachable offense.” That is all; two transparently biased sentences. Among other things, the article omits the essential point that Trump’s lawyers also denied that there was any abuse of power in the first place.

There is, of course, much more information to be found about the Republican case in the (very long) article, “First impeachment trial of Donald Trump“; but, and I suppose you will just have to take my word for this, the relevant section is extremely biased, for example, dismissing various what it calls “conspiracy theories.”

As to the second impeachment trial (that of January, 2021), in the Donald Trump article, no information is offered on either side about the arguments for impeachment, either in the House or the Senate proceedings. Certainly there is nothing remotely representing the perspective of Trump and his defenders. Again, there is a much longer article, “Second impeachment of Donald Trump,” with a “Background” section that essentially lays out the Democratic case against Trump. No Trump rebuttal is given at all. The rest of the article is also extremely biased; there is a long section of opinions whether Trump should have been impeached. The “Opposition” section (i.e., listing people opposed to impeachment) skips entirely over all House Republican opposition, and presents only Senate opposition.

This is hardly fair, neutral treatment on events that deeply divided the American people. Wikipedia took the Democrats’ side against Trump, period. The articles are so biased, in fact, that it is fair to call them “propaganda.”

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Linkage is good for you:

• Tim Drake, Batman’s longtime sidekick and certainly the least irritating Robin out of the bunch, has now been turned into a bisexual by Devil’s Child Comics – if you’re sick of their shit, support Arkhaven Comics instead;
• The US Navy hasn’t quite gotten around to admitting the obvious yet, but others are willing to do it for them – their pilots are losing the very dogfighting skills that the Navy Fighter Weapons School was supposed to teach them;
• The Japanese clearly aren’t interested in waiting around on the F-35 Turducken to start dropping out of the sky, and are building a “super-fighter” designed to beat both the (superb) F-22 and the (shitty) F-35;
• Your “bitches be batshit crazy” moment of the week – and Eastern European women are even crazier than most, especially where money and diamonds are concerned;
• We’ve been seeing lots of sob stories about unvaxxed people dying of the Coof rammed down our throats of late – so here’s one of fully vaccinated old people dying of, or with, the Coof (hard to tell which);
• Biology is not racist, it just is what it is – which is rather unfortunate for the Left-wing loonies who want to deny the obvious reality that different races are different;
• Gregory Hood notes that a Republicuck Senator’s tweet has lit off a Twatstorm that inadvertently highlighted a very basic, very simple truth – America was originally a WHITE EUROPEAN NATION, and was designed to stay that way;
• Ted Rall over at The Unz Review has some rather trenchant advice to offer for people who insist on listening to the neoclowns and their insanely stupid advice about politics and warfare;
• Mr. Conservative, Pat Buchanan, asks (rhetorically) whether America is becoming a failed state, and he’s right – it is, all of the basic hallmarks are there, and it will not be long before the failed state collapses in on itself;
• THE GREATEST F***ING BAND OF ALL F***ING TIME is going to release their 17th (!!!!!!!) studio album, Senjutsu, on September 3rd, and judging by the early reviews and their own words, it will be AWESOME;
• Something old, something new… it looks like David Ellefson is out as MEGADETH’s bassist (again) due to some sketchy text interactions that he had with a fan, and now James LoMenzo is back in the fold;
• Do not be fooled by the Goombahnatuh’s resignation – it was not justice on a broken man doing evil things, it was nothing more than the Swamp trying to protect itself, as Nebojsa Malic points out;
• So this (middle-aged) woman’s husband can bang for 5 hours? That’s a “problem” that most men would kill to have, but it does have a few downsides here and there…;

And some more from Dawn Pine:

• So it looks like we’re going to get a Black James Bond after all, whether we like it or not – I suppose we should be happy that he isn’t going to be a pansexual “it” with a fetish for surprise buttsecks;
• Playing the lottery sweepstakes is a great way to waste money, but if you take a reasonably educated approach, it can sometimes pay off, as this Macomb County man found out recently;
• The Babylon Bee is rapidly turning into the world’s top real fake news site – this article about how Obarmy and his buddies played “Pin the Drone-Strike” at his birthday party just shows how life imitates art, in my opinion;
• If you want to make use of the world’s most effective and powerful propaganda machine – i.e. Hollyweird – it turns out that this is not all that hard to do, the Pentagon has been at it for years with devastatingly effective results;
• Ilana Mercer, another libertarian who hasn’t gone full-on Libertoonian (well, mostly), notes that Big Tech censorship IS a serious problem, and Libertoonian laissez-faire “solutions” are absolutely nothing of the sort;
• So the Hubble Space Telescope had a computer bug of some kind (must have been using Microsoft software), and now that it’s fixed, HST is back to producing some of the most stunning images of things in space imaginable;
• Some whorenalist named Rebecca Shahad thinks that Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) “falsely” claimed that masks are ineffective and was rightly suspended by TEH YOOTOOBZ for it – guess what, you stupid bint, THEY AREN’T EFFECTIVE according to the CDC;
• Our old friend Heartiste would have had an absolute field-day with this story about a street racer who ran over and killed a woman and her child, whose fans want him to stay out of jail because he’s “too good-looking”;
• A German nurse may have jabbed people with saline solution instead of the not-vaxx – look, if you’re going to engage in criminal behaviour, STFU ABOUT IT AND DON’T GET CAUGHT, or better yet, DON’T do it in the first place;
• This story about how Japan’s Coof cases have accelerated in the wake of the snoozeathon that were the Olympics is less about the news than the headline picture – seriously, check it out, it’s hilariously stupid;

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The Neo-Tsar has absolutely no patience for the Silicon Valley Overlords – and they know it, and fear and hate him for the easy contempt in which he holds them:

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History lessons of the week:

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Your Great Man of the Week is the legendary Prussian King Frederick The Great:

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The Act Man has spent an enormous amount of time examining the HALO Infinite “tech preview” and breaks it all down for us – tl;dr version is that HI isn’t just good, it has the potential to be the GREATEST FPS SHOOTER OF ALL TIME:

Be sure to watch/listen all the way through to the end… there is a very special, very awesome surprise in the last 10 seconds of the video.

And now let’s watch Mint Blitz straight-up bork the shit out of the HALO engine:

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Wazzocks gonna wazzock:

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Kitchen Nightmares with the Angry Scot:

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Comedy hour:

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Pics, guns, girls, starting with that picture from Japan that I mentioned earlier in the Linkage section:

Who says the Japs don’t have a sense of humour?

Onward:

That explains a lot, actually

Headlines of the week indicate that everything is gay, and you’re gay if you didn’t notice, and you’re super-gay if you did:

You’re “The World Really Ended in 1982” moment of the week:

Your “Doggie Dogma” moment of the week:

Your “Groped By an Angel” moment of the week:

Your “Mormon Madness” moment of the week:

Your “Researching the Blindingly Obvious” moment of the week:

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Your Dog of the Week is the rather odd Bogle – a boxer-beagle cross-breed:

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Your aminules are adorkable moment of the week:

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And also your animals are absolute DICKS moment of the week, to balance things out:

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Gym beast props this week go to not one, but TWO of the greatest legends of the iron ever to step onto a platform:

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Wise Uncle Chael the American Gangster shares his thoughts on the state of the UFC heavyweight division:

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Jesus loves knockouts:

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Shufflin’ keeps things groovin’

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#SteelBalls

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And now, at long last, we come to the Instathot of the (start of the) week. She’s plastic, she’s… well, I wouldn’t go so far as to say fantastic, but she’s definitely a walking Mattel advertisement. Her name is Taylor Nicole Chambers, and she lives in LA, and beyond that I have no clue who or what she is. She does have an OnlySimps page, because it’s 2021 and of course she does. And of course she has a proper RealDoll look about her, because this is after all Monday and that’s what this section is all about. Remember – warnings to humanity on Mondays, high-quality ladies (more or less) on Fridays. That’s how it works. No bitching in the comments now.

Even so – I do approve of her curves and her overall looks. The tattoos, plastic, and fillers are all a real shame, though.

That’s it for this week, gents. Get up off your fat duffs and get back to work – and while you’re at it, if you’ve got a thought to spare for longtime reader and good friend WB, a few prayers sent his way would be greatly appreciated. He just went through heart surgery – they cracked him open like a lobster – and he’s in a great deal of pain and feeling very weak right now. Thank you and God bless you.

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