Well, the holidays were fun while they lasted – which did not feel like anywhere NEAR long enough. That might have to do with the fact that, for me at least, a LARGE part of those holidays coincided with a rather severe (but mercifully short) case of food poisoning, followed almost immediately by a weird and persistent Convid-like viral infection (which also, fortunately, seems to be in abeyance now). So it was not exactly a holiday, in any realistic sense.

Nonetheless, here we are at another Monday – the very first full Monday of 2025 – and it must be said, the stench of the day is even more odoriferous than usual.

That, of course, is why the Great Mondaydact Browser Mulcher exists. And this one is even more packed than usual, because it consists of about 3 weeks’ worth of material, and multiple guest contributors.

Let us get things off to a flying start, then, with the President of Argentina doing what he does best:

I am not quite sure what to make of Milei.

On the one hand, it is pretty obvious that he has been co-opted by the Derp State and the Israel lobby – he has publicly and passionately declared himself a Zionist, and has been filmed bawling his eyes out at the Wailing Wall (which, as it turns out, is not even the old retaining wall of the Second Temple – see down below). And his “shock therapy” reforms have, indeed, been highly shocking to the Argentinian economy – leading to sky-high unemployment and massive street protests.

On the other hand… he has also managed to balance Argentina’s books for the first time in like three generations, he has broken the back of the hyperinflation that is crippling the country, and he has returned it to growth and dynamism.

We shall see whether he turns out to be a truly revolutionary and transformational leader, the way St. Reagan Magnus of the Right was for the FUSA. He has the makings of such a man, but it is simply too soon to tell.

That being said – watching him shred through socialist idiocy, certainly gets the blood pumping on a Monday.

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The Mighty God-Emperor

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 just comprehensively and beyond any question been ratified as the true President of the United States of America – for what, by rights, should be his THIRD consecutive term, because that is how many elections he ACTUALLY won:

Now the hard part begins – unf***ing everything that Brandon, and Odumbass behind the scenes, have f***ed over the past 4 years.

The weight of the evidence suggests Ornj Boi is NOT up to the task, but I am willing to wait and see.

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#BasedTucker is Based

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Dawn of Battle

The Male Brain has assembled a massive amount of good stuff for us over the past few weeks. We start with a good challenge for the “I F***ING LOVE SCIENCE!!!” crowd, via Thomas SowellTV, about everyone’s favourite Gamma pop-physicist:

The Market Exit states – with justification – that there really is no such thing as the “political spectrum”:

Honest Ads takes on reality dating:

And they give us a great recap of the year that we just killed off:

G Plus Animation brings corporate nightmares to life:

Alexander Grace appears to have recovered from his recent funk a bit, at least sufficiently to discuss the reality of how women rank men:

How Money Works explains why Abominable Intelligence is not going to make you a gazillionaire with no effort:

Tom Scott pops the Hollyweird bubble around sci-fi planets:

Nomad Capitalist unpacks the reasons behind insanely high American healthcare costs:

Jared Henderson takes on workplace burnout:

Streamline Financial has good advice for the older cohort, from even older people:

That being said – the older people in question are BOOMERS, so take their advice with a GIANT heaping helping of sodium chloride.

Nomsy looks at a holiday classic – from the perspective of the baddies:

The Babylon Bee reckons Santa has had enough and wants to pack it in:

The Warp Zone shows us what the first Indiana Jones film would have looked like, if the plot were actually smart:

The amazing thing about Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark is that, even though Indy himself makes literally ZERO difference to the outcome of the film, the pace, direction, acting, and plot are so compelling that you overlook that rather colossal gaping flaw through multiple viewings.

Still doesn’t change the horrible reality that the original script would have involved implied paedophilia – and both George Lucas AND Steven Spielberg were down with that…

Getting serious(-ish) for a moment – PsycHacks shows us what a good relationship can look like:

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Mind-Expanding Drugs

Your general knowledge corner of the week comes from Dawn Pine, via a new channel called Pursuit of Wonder, and looks at one of the scariest possible arguments for atheism:

Of course, the problem with the argument, from an atheist point of view, is that it still presupposes the existence of some kind of God.

And also from Dawn Pine, we have the shocking-but-also-totally-predictable reality that the “out-of-Africa” theory simply doesn’t work, from Ancient Animal Atlas:

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Death Smiles At Us All…

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Fanservice

LRFotS Randale6 wrote in before the New Year, with a whole huge package of stuff for us to enjoy. So here we go.

Aaron Clarey

How Marriage Destroyed a Man’s Life:

The Lame “Legal, Tax, Financial” Benefits to Marriage:

Why More CEO’s are Going to “Expire”:

Why Women Want to Ruin Men’s Fun:

Flashgitz

Jake Paul Knocks Out Mike Tyson:

Space King 2 (yes, yeeessss!):

Meatcanyon//Papa Meat (his other channel)

Disney Adults (warning, the most horrifying meatcanyon video I’ve ever watched…I couldn’t finish it):

The death of BREASTaurants:

Ranking Every Fast Food Pumpkin Spice Product:

The Disturbing Reality of Toilet Deaths:

Passport Bros: The Incels Cheat Code:

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Poli-Ticking Off

Mark Dice looks at the true scandal of the cover-up by the entirety of the Establishment around Brandon’s very obvious mental failings:

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The very-thoroughly-married couple at Redacted look at those weird UFOs buzzing New Jersey:

The fact that the UFOs are all over NOO JOISEY, the Armpit of America, tells me they are not aliens, at all. Real aliens would have been driven away by the smell.

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PJW is getting a bit fed up over the ongoing “mystery drones” – so much so that even his usually ridiculous ad breaks are getting truly out of control:

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Lord Razor of the Fist Clan smells a post-Taco Bell Gordita Crunch level of stench around the UnitedHealthcare assassination story:

And another one about the whole H-1B mishegoss:

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Veterans’ Day

LTC Danny Davis talks to his old boss and good friend, DA KERNEL HIZZSELF!!!, about the rapidly widening war in the Middle East, following the collapse of Syria:

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Rulings from the Bench

Judge Nap talks to Maj. Scott Ritter about precisely what kind of defeat Russia faced in Syria:

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Дед Сварливый Говорит!

Grandpa Grumpuss grumps, grumpily, about the true nature of the SMO and the desperation of the West, as The Putin throws down the gauntlet:

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Polonium

Ania Konieczek talks to new guest Alex Krainer about the SANKSHUNS and other topics:

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Timeo Danaos Et Donna Ferentes…

The good gentlemen of The Duran look at how Georgia (the country) managed to successfully prevent a colour revolution – for now:

Also, Alex Christoforou – the one with the beard – gives us a rundown of the greatest hits of Clown World in 2024:

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Talk Therapy

Nima Alkhorsid of Dialogue Works discusses the latest shenanigans in the Israel-vs-everyone war with the two Larrys – Col. Larry Wilkerson and Larry Johnson:

And Garland Nixon talks to Andrei Martyanov and Maj. Scott Ritter about

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Bad Medicine

Dr. John Campbell reflects on what was won, and lost, in 2024:

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Dr. Suneel Dhand gives us reason for optimism in the new year:

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Warriors of Faith

Tha Dizzle and Brother Rachid sit down to look at the monumentally stupid and ridiculous scientific errors in the Koran:

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Al-Fadi from CIRA International answers some straightforward questions for us all about the Christian faith:

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Christian Prince explains why adultery is a fundamental fact of Izzlam:

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Sam Shamoun has perhaps a little too much fun debunking Izzlam, simply by using their own books against them:

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GodLogic Apologetics had quite a banner year in 2024:

Because Izzlam is racist at its core – just go read how the Koran describes Black people – a lot of Muzzies implicitly assume that Avery is just some dumb Negro. He is not. He has actually read their books, as well as his own, and he understands exactly what arguments to use to shatter Izzlamick theology. And he has learned at the feet of the very best – like Sam Shamoun.

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Big Jon Steel takes on an unusually dumb atheist – you can sort of guess how this goes:

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Manly Men of Manliness

Terrence Popp gives his take on long-distance relationships – tl;dw version, he thinks they are stupid:

Having gone through that wringer myself, I will say that his points apply to about 99.8% of LDRs. Don’t do them.

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Joker from Better Bachelor tells us all to beware of “Christian” e-thots:

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Manosphere Highlights Daily explains how a straight-up gorefest of a film shows basic erd-pill truths:

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Righteous Roundup

Let’s have a compilation of wammenzes poasting their own Ls online. We start with Legion of Men:

And Manosphere:

Plus Man Talk:

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Burn Paedowood to the Ground

Midnight’s Edge tries to read the tea leaves regarding the future of Kurtzman-Trek:

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Gary from Nerdrotic counts through the worst cock-ups made by Hollyweird in the year just passed:

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The Critical Drinker notes that literally nobody is talking about Trek any more, and with very good reason:

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Reading Too Much Into Things

Your Science is F***ing Weird moment of the week is from The Male Brain, and concerns a video by Astrum about what might reside outside the observable Universe:

And also from The Male Brain, we have a PBS Space Time video explaining how humanity can turn itself into a highly advanced civilisation, according to the Kardashev scale:

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Your long read of the week is from Big Serge, who poasted up a monster piece before Christmas about the completely bonkers happenings toward the end of the year:

With only the space of a few weeks to consider developments in Syria, a fair bit of reservation and restraint is warranted. We have the general shape of the rebel offensive, which rolled out of Idlib into Aleppo in the opening 48 hours before beginning a sweep south down Syria’s urban corridor along the M5 arterial highway, but the broader political situation in Damascus is still in flux and extremely murky.

What deserves emphasis, however, is the totality and speed of the collapse of the Syrian Arab Army and the Assad government. There was perhaps a 24 hour window, around November 30, where it looked like the SAA was going to fight – there were reports of reserves being scrambled into Hama with local counterattacks, and the Russian Air Force began heavily bombarding Tahrir al-Sham’s stronghold around Idlib. The near instantaneous loss of Aleppo was clearly the nucleus of an emerging military catastrophe, but few could have anticipated that regime resistance would simply evaporate.

The SAA’s broader performance throughout the civil war deserves a whole host of asterisks. It is a simple matter of fact that Assad would have likely lost his grip on power many years ago in the absence of Russian and Iranian assistance, but the basic premise was never challenged that the regime and the army were willing to fight – until now. SAA defenses were systemically melting down by the first of December, never reconstituted, and that – as they say – was that.

What we witnessed in Syria was, at its heart, systemic state rot that had been concealed by a tenuous ceasefire in the north, and it is clear that during this ceasefire Assad’s government was both unwilling and unable to address the problems that plagued the SAA during the earlier phases of hot fighting. We can enumerate the basic problem as follows.

The crisis of the SAA was first and foremost a crisis of revenue, with the country decaying to bare economic subsistence. Syria is a tenuous economic entity in the best of times. It can be thought of broadly as a patchwork of four different geospatial regions: the Alawite stronghold in the coastal mountain range (with urban centers like Tartus and Latakia), the corridor of the ancient oasis cities (Aleppo, Hama, Homs, and Damascus), the Euphrates valley in the east, and the Turkish hinterlands along Syria’s northern border.

The problem, not just for the Assad regime but for any would-be ruler of Syria, is that knitting these geographic regions together is a very difficult military-political task, but one that is essential to the economic and fiscal coherence of the country. Syria’s primary grain growing regions are in the east, particularly in the Euphrates basin. The Northeast in particular is Syria’s predominant source of both cereal staples like wheat and export crops like cotton. For more than a decade now, these growing regions have been lost to Damascus and are under pseudo-autonomous Kurdish control.

Furthermore, the loss of the northeast to the Kurds (along with a de-facto American occupation around Al-Tanf) cut off the Syrian regime from its most productive oil and gas fields – although Syria has never been a major oil exporter by global standards, this dried up yet another revenue stream for the regime. When one factors in the physical damage caused by a decade of war and continual strangulation from western sanctions, the total economic hollowing of the Syrian regime was largely predestined.

With Syrian GDP at a paltry $18 billion in 2022 (a meager ~$800 per capita), it’s no surprise that the SAA had become a hollowed out, corrupt, and unmotivated force. Salaries for soldiers were abysmal, and officers become accustomed to supplementing their income by taking bribes and shaking down travelers at roadside checkpoints. It’s the classical corruption motif of armies in bankrupt states, and it bends the army towards a “paper” existence, with an ORBAT that seems adequate on paper but in reality consists largely of virtual or skeletal units led by officers who are more interested in supplementing their salaries with bribes than maintaining baseline combat effectiveness.

Thus, in almost every account of the rebel offensive from the SAA’s perspective, the same signature emerges: underpaid and unmotivated conscripts, receiving no meaningful direction from their superiors, chose to simply shed their uniforms and flee. One can hardly blame them – this was in the end an exhausted regime with few remaining who were willing to fight for it, and amid the centrifugal chaos of regime collapse men tend to begin thinking about themselves and their own fates. Hence, Iranian Revolutionary Guard Commander Hossein Salami commenting: “Some expect us to fight in place of the Syrian army. Is it logical… to take on full responsibility while Syria’s army merely observes?”

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Linkage is good for you:

• Dmitryi Trenin offers some interesting analysis of what the post-war 404 territories will look like;
• Nadezhda Romanenko ponders why the West signed off on the assassination of Gen. Igor Kirillov toward the end of 2024;
• There was a time, back before the 404 War broke out, when Brandon did, in fact, offer to delay Ukraine’s accession to NATO – but that was nowhere near good enough for Russia;
• The previous year was definitively the one in which Ukraine lost the war, and Russia won it – now all that remains is the drive toward 404’s final surrender;
• Timofey Bordachyev shows in detail how Germany and France are in serious danger of outright collapse;
• The same guy explains why the God-Emperor’s trolling on Canada, Greenland, and the Panama Canal, are rather more than that;
• Indeed, not everyone in Canuckistan is actually all that opposed to becoming part of the FUSA, as it happens;
• Maureen Callahan is aghast at the depth and scale of the cover-up around Brandon’s lack of mental acuity;
• That cover-up resulted in executive authority and power being splintered with no accountability whatsoever, thanks to Brandon’s very obvious senility;
• And it was because Brandon was senile and completely out of the loop, that top US intel officers did not disclose the “lab leak” reality behind the Coof to him;
• Daniel Greenfield points out the degree to which Brandon’s term was, in fact, Odumbass’s third term;
• Mohammad Salah gives a rather harrowing breakdown of life in the “new and improved” Syria;
• The collapse of Syria did not come as a surprise to everyone – some, like those who once fought so hard to preserve the country, saw it coming;
• Murad Sadygadze despairs about the future of Syria, which truly is basically a failed state at this point – it will soon become the Somalia of the Levant;
• France’s top intelligence officer is apparently years behind the curve, because he is only NOW telling us that his country is in danger of becoming an Izzlamist state;
• Roman Shumov provides a fascinating historical insight into Russia’s Northern Sea Route;
• Anastasia Mironova draws a direct line of logic from selling organs, and selling sex;
• Ukraine wants OnlyFools models from their fake country to pay taxes, which is both hilarious and deeply sad;
• 404 has also told its security services to specifically target an MP that the SBU feels is insufficiently patriotic and not enough of a neo-Nazi;
• The FUSA Navy apparently accidentally shot down one of its own F/A-18 Super Hornets over the Red Sea, close to Christmas;
• Even the most incorrigible of British Leftists have finally realised that Queer Starmer is not a good Prime Minister – took them bloody long enough…;
• The very last WWII Japanese soldier to surrender, was betrayed by his country – because he wasn’t actually ethnically Japanese;
• It would appear that the Wailing Wall is not part of the Second Temple, and it isn’t even part of the retaining wall preserved from the time of its construction – it is what is left of an old Roman fort;
• Elephants were the wunderwaffe of ancient warfare, and with good reason;
• Greg Johnson is delighted to see the Right descend into civil war over the issue of importing millions more Pajeets into the FUSA under the H-1B visa scheme;
• James W. Carden wrote a superb piece on how the failures of Jimmy Carter’s Presidency – and they were colossal – laid the foundations for future policy failures that carry on to this day;
• Glenn Diesen did a great piece on his Substack about why the “rules-based international order” makes absolutely no sense, and is based on two mutually antagonistic ideas;
• Modern Linux distributions are far, FAR easier to use than they used to be – trust me, I know, I started using Linux back in 2008 – and there is a good reason for that;
• If you want to give Arch Linux a try, then go ahead, but just be aware that it is nowhere near as easy to use as more regulated distros;
• FreeBSD is not Linux, it comes from a different architecture, but if you know one, you can quickly figure out the other;
• ChatGPT has some stern competition in the Abominable Intelligence race, but Goolag is NOT its primary rival;
• That being said, ChatGPT’s new search feature is genuinely very impressive – and gives better results than Goolag does;
• The Register has a properly good list of the most epic technology fails of 2024 – the one that has to take the prize is the Crowdstrike cock-up;
• The latest Witcher game has very little of anything to do with Geralt of Rivia, which means it is going to bomb, HARD;
• The two astronauts stranded on the ISS face yet more delays – just call the Russians already and pay them to send a Soyuz capsule up there;

And some more from Dawn Pine:

• Huawei in China has been given a practically incomprehensible number of new IP addresses for its own use;
• Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is a mensch, to be sure, but he breaks one of the fundamental lifting commandments – because HE WEARS JEANS in the gym;
• For those who want a mystic’s take on 2025, the deceased blind Bulgarian Baba Vanga had quite a lot to say over 30 years ago before she died;
• Tampon Tim Walz cannot quite believe that the party of rich billionaires, lost to a rich billionaire;
• Doctors in PommieBastardLande are at a loss to understand what is causing a rapid uptick in bowel cancers among young people – ya think the not-vaxx might have something to do with it????;
• The Persians are having trouble with their power supplies, and Bitcoin mining might be one of the primary culprits;
• For the chemists among you, the attempts to create “mirror bacteria”, that are “handed” (chiral), as it were, pose significant risks that we do not fully understand;
• Back in December, did you remember to celebrate Ugly Christmas Sweater Day at the office? We sure as hell did!;
• You may be cool, but you will never be as cool as the dude who built a working Turing Machine out of 2,900 LEGO bricks;
• The Brits reckon they have tested an anti-drone machine that uses radio waves to shoot down things from about a kilometre away – nice theory, now let’s see it tested in actual combat;
• The verdict is in – meat makes you happy, because plant-based “alternatives” are so full of chemical junk that they make you sad;
• A Michigan school superintendent landed herself in a spot of bother by smoking weed and having a gun on campus – so, basically, by acting like a typical student;
• Telling people they are too fat to do basic things, is a good idea, because sometimes, it motivates them to get off their fugly asses and lose weight;
• The true story behind NORAD’s “Santa Tracker” is seriously epic – but, given the FUSA’s propensity for friendly fire, Santa should really be careful these days;
• Here is a Christmas story to warm our hearts – Chick-Fil-A made a mother’s fondest Christmas wish come true in the most wonderful way possible;
• The very few Assyrian Christians still left in Syria are deeply worried about what will happen to them, now the headchoppers are in power – and rightly so;
• Despite being stranded for many months on the ISS, the two American astronauts up there still managed to celebrate Christmas the right way;
• Does it actually make sense for the FUSA to hold a strategic Bitcoin reserve? Perhaps it does, but if that happens, then I suspect it will dramatically reduce BTC’s appeal;
• The God-Emperor wants to take full ownership of Greenland – maybe he knows something that Erik the Red didn’t;
• That being said, the Western powers DID build a Cold War-era installation in Greenland, only for it to become forgotten and buried under the ice;
• There are more than a couple of genuinely good, genuinely entertaining right-wing TV shows on Paramount (of all places) nowadays, and one man is responsible for them;
• Jim Carrey has had a tough life for the past decade or so, but he finally found a buyer for his LA mansion – after knocking a LOT of money off the list price;
• A mother learned VERY much the hard way to check the background of her baby’s photographs before sending them to other people;
• Being an influenza on TikTok has nothing to do with having brains, sense, or discretion, as one of them proved when she got her fat ass arrested for petty theft;
• Brandon, despite being senile and stupid, thinks he somehow could have beaten the God-Emperor – which is actually true, the Daemoncrats simply realised cheating on that scale could no longer be hidden;
• Chess Grandmaster Magnus Carlsen got YEETED from a tournament because he refused to change out of his jeans – apparently, chess is a pretty weird and hardcore sport;
• An iconic house in Lubbock, Texas, has gone to auction – after narrowly avoiding being turned into an Airbnb;
• If you are using a Chrome extension by a data loss prevention firm called Cyberhaven, then you need to consider uninstalling it right now;
• J. K. Rowling is a Leftist of the second-silliest kind, but she gets our respect, because she is willing to stand up to the genuine lunatics of the “trans-rights” movement, which is simply Satanic;
• If a woman tells you she is a lesbian AFTER she marries you, try not to take it too personally – she was just insane to begin with;
• Just when you thought modren art couldn’t get more ridiculous, an art gallery employee in Krautland got fired for putting up his own work as an example of that crap;
• If you own a VW EV, then you might want to check on its location data, because there is a good chance it has been leaked online;
• Not having regular bedroom action is a Badness Thing, for many reasons – so, get married and GET HUMPIN’!!!;
• What is old is new again, and that includes online scams, some of which are coming back into vogue;

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MUH RUSHIAN KAHLOOOOOOOZHUN!!!

The Neo-Tsar gave an upbeat and optimistic New Year’s message to his people:

He also had a very great deal to say – most of it extremely interesting – on the subject of gas supplies to Europe, in the statement that he gave to the press after the meeting of the Supreme Eurasian Economic Council on December 26:

You’ll need to start at the 11:33 mark – this is all in Russian, so if you want to follow along with the text, read the official Kremlin translation here. Do a search for “Yulia Bobovna”, and follow along from that exact point.

The issue is that the translation is actually quite a lot more dry than the Neo-Tsar’s true words. I can follow along with the Russian about 60-70% of the time, and I assure you, his words are MUCH more biting in the actual language, than they are in the translation. I can say with a high degree of confidence that the Neo-Tsar’s words on the subject of gas transit to Slovakia – where he spent the bulk of the time, from the moment where Ms Bobovna asked the question – were FAR more biting and angry than either the voice-over translation, or the Kremlin’s official readout.

You can tell that he is FURIOUS over the shenanigans being pulled by the Ukies and Euroweenies over the gas issue. He keeps using the word, бред, toward the end of his (for lack of a better word) “rant”. This gets translated as “nonsense” by the Kremlin, but it is a much stronger term – more like “delusion”, and used almost as an expletive. He gets angrier as he goes along, but being the consummate strategist he is, he keeps his temper under control… just.

This is not a man the West can or should mess with, and it is high time Western elites stopped trying.

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HALO Nation

Slayergod Remy aka MintBlitz does his thing while proffering up his opinion on the latest HALO Infinite updates:

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BLOOD FOR THE BLOOD GOD!!!

Imperial Iterator talks through the Great Schism of the Mechanicum during the bad old days of the Horus Heresy:

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Oh No! Anyway…

Wazzocks gonna wazzock:

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Comedy Hour

And a few more from The Male Brain:

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Meme Warfare

We begin with a gigantiferous collection of dank memes from The Male Brain, gathered and sent over the past 3 weeks:

[Yep. Exactly like that. – Didact]

[Not a mistake, just honest. Modern art DESERVES to be pissed on by dogs. – Didact]

Plus some memeology – much of it hand-made, no less – from LRFotS Randale6, much of it via his own website:

Plus some GIFs from our friend:

And also some great topical memes from LRFotS RobertW:

As our friend would also say:

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Animal Planet

Your aminules are adorkable moment of the week:

And also your circle of life moment of the week, to balance things out:

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Real Men Watch Real Sports

REPS FOR JESUS!!!

Gym beast props this week go to the living legend, John Haack:

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Bilbo there just lifted EIGHT HUNDRED POUNDS off the floor like it was nothing…

MAD RESPECT.

Ass-Kicking of the Eight Limbs

They See Me Rollin’…

JUST BLEED!!!

Federer Express

Gym Idiots

The guy doing “squats”, in the F!@#$%^& SMITH MACHINE, at PLANET PRINCESS, actually had me screaming incoherently with rage and pain at my monitor.

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Palate Cleansers

Axe Me Anything

Knives Out

Point & Shoot

Drumlines

MOAR DAKKA!!!

Mighty Wings

Dengededengededeng!!!

Jump-Starts

Gingervitis Injections

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Classing Things Up

Russian. Redhead. Hugely talented. Musician. AND playing Tchaikovskiy.

Lord, have mercy.

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Rage For Order

Andre Antunes makes liberaltard rants about Trump into some of the greatest shred-metal you have ever heard:

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Livin’ in the Land of the Metal Gods

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Rock Out With Your Glock Out

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Thot Shots

And finally we get to the very first Monday Instathot of 2025. This here is Guadalupe Diagosti, age 25 from Mexico, and she is proof that her country occasionally produces more than guns, drugs, mules, illegal immigrants, tequila, and hyper-violent cartels. (Oh, and “Sea-Level” Cain Velazquez.)

As for exactly what she does – don’t know, don’t care. Instaham influenza is apparently a job description, these days.

OK, back to work now, lads.

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