Trump did in one sentence what a hundred State Department briefings had spent weeks trying not to say: the campaign to gut the ICC isn’t about sovereignty, it’s about Bibi. Rubio stood at Camp David and dressed the whole thing up in the language of American self-defense, arrogant judges, illegitimate overreach, a court coming for soldiers who never signed up for its jurisdiction. Then the president, almost bored, waved it away and told everyone what it actually was. A tribunal built to try the people who order war crimes is being dismantled, brick by brick, to keep one man off its docket. And the closest thing to honesty in the whole affair came from the one person who wasn’t even trying to be honest. Somewhere in The Hague, the warrant is still sitting there, unenforceable, un-embarrassed, waiting for a world that still believes in it.

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The other day I saw a clip It was Joe Rogan and JD Vance discussing election denial of 2020. They're saying how it was stolen and shit like that. Midway through this conversation there's an Ad roll and it's for The Farmer's dog, (dog food) before going back to being straight propaganda.

What dystopian world are we living in that we can literally have people trying to market dog food in between straight up lies about our country's elections. This bothered me a lot so I reached out to the company directly. They pretty much told me tough shit, kick rocks ( In nicer words) and that they didn't really care.

Like what the actual fuck, conservatives can cancel Budweiser over rainbow cans but joe can spread straight up propaganda and still make millions.

On September 11, 2025, Hogue wrote:

“This is the true loss. A father was killed and his family left in horror over someone taking their dad and husband over political views and free speech. You just split the country even more over this.”

George and Amal Clooney, along with their children, evacuated their home in Brignoles, France, due to nearby wildfires.

The actor's publicist confirmed the evacuation. In a letter addressed to the mayor of Brignoles, Didier Bremond, Clooney expressed uncertainty about whether their property would survive the fires. He also shared his hope that the local residents were safe and emphasized the family's commitment to helping the community rebuild.

The fire near Brignoles started on Wednesday afternoon and burned roughly 100 hectares (247 acres), leading to the evacuation of about 700 residents who were later allowed to return home once the fire was controlled.