Kiffness

also known as David Scott, has turned the tRump’s false claim of Haitian migrants stealing and eating pets into a song that has gone viral – 5 million views within 3 days of posting. He is donating proceeds from the song to the Clark County SPCA in Springfield.

“As a South African, I am non-partisan,” he said. “Whatever your political affiliation may be, music and animals unite us and that is what I’m trying to do with this song. My prayer for the U.S. is that the elections are free and fair. May God bless America.”

They’re Eating The Dogs – New Hit Song!

Uploaded by Loudmouth Pastor on 2024-09-15.

TikTok – Make Your Day

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Trump Melts Down, Lies About Migrants Eating Cats After Harris Trolls Him

Donald Trump pushed lies about migrants eating cats after Kamala Harris trolled him over his crowd sizes during the presidential debate.

In parting, I’ll share his first viral video from earlier this year, “I Go Meow”

Thank you for reading today's post. Have an InterStellar Day! ~PrP

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43 Responses to Kiffness

  1. Ruth says:

    What you see in the photo is Karl Denke, immediately after his death. Before his arrest, he was considered by all to be a charitable person, so much so that he was nicknamed “Father Denke”

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  2. Kelly says:

    The ear is planning to destroy the bridge that supplies the Crimea. If he is as successful as he was going after Ibrahim Aqil and the 10 deadly leaders of Hezbollah, it should be a spectacular event. For certain if Harris is elected we will see F-16s flying all over Russian interests flown by Ukraine and huge bombings of russian territory with British and American long range missiles.

  3. Titiana says:

    In Greek mythology, Zeus’ father was Cronus, the king of the Titans and the god of time. Cronus was the son of Uranus, the sky deity, and Gaia, the deified Earth.

    Cronus ate his first five children, including Poseidon, Hades, Hestia, Demeter, and Hera, because he learned that one of them would eventually dethrone him. When Zeus was born, Rhea hid him in a cave on Crete and gave Cronos a stone wrapped in swaddling clothes instead. When Zeus grew up, he tricked Cronos into drinking a potion that made him vomit up his siblings. Zeus then led the gods in a war against Cronus and the Titans, ultimately defeating them:

  4. M]/b says:

    PrP:
    šŸ¤£šŸ˜‚šŸ¤£I haven’t laughed that hard in a long time. That song and that cartoon are hilarious. Thank you for making my day. Trump has made our political environment a total joke. Thank God we have Kamala. LFG.

  5. Alice says:

    On a rainy day in 1850, the New York police found a disheveled and lost young woman, who spoke an unknown language. She was taken to a hospital, where she was diagnosed with amnesia and her true identity was discovered: Adele Hugo, daughter of the famous writer Victor Hugo.

    Adele’s story moved the world: her unrequited love for the English soldier Albert Pinson led her to follow him to Nova Scotia, where he manipulated and abandoned her, leaving her with nothing in New York.

    Returned to France, Adele was broken, humiliated and swore to remain silent forever. Her father, Victor Hugo, tried for 35 years to get her to speak again, but was unsuccessful.

    For 65 years, from 1850 until her death in 1915, Adele remained silent, to remind herself never to fall in love again.

    • Jennifer says:

      ā€œYesterday I witnessed something that took my breath away. I heard a sound at the window of the cottage. When I looked, a cedar waxwing had hit the window and fallen to the deck. It’s mate stood beside it. It was clear that the fallen bird was dead. I turned away for a moment and when I looked again, it’s mate had hopped over. It lay down beside its partner, their heads touching. It closed its eyes and passed over to Spirit with its mate. The sadness and beauty of the moment was such a privilege to witness. If anyone has ever doubted that animals feel emotion and love, this moment was absolute proof of both. Nature truly has much to teach us.ā€

  6. Helen says:

    Did You Know
    The letter “J” is not found anywhere on the periodic table of elements, either in abbreviations or formal names.

    • Helena says:

      Did You Know
      Thorny dragons, a species of small lizard native to Australia, appear to be able to drink from their feet. In reality, their ridged scales can move water via capillary action towards the lizard’s mouth, allowing it to “drink” by putting its limbs against a water source.

    • Barbara says:

      Did You Know
      Rice farmers don’t keep rice fields irrigated to the point that there is standing water because rice plants require that much water, but rather because rice plants can tolerate that much water and other plants cannot—the water acts as a natural weed deterrent that kills everything but the rice.

  7. Michelle says:

    Is it ā€œsodaā€ or ā€œpopā€?
    ā€œSodaā€ and ā€œpop” are strong linguistic indicators of where in the country you call home. Both are correct, but we can tell where you’re from based on what you call your bubbly beverage.
    Anyone who’s moved to a different part of the country and used what they thought was a universal slang term, only to have been met with raised eyebrows, is well aware that regional expressions endure. Less obvious, perhaps, is where the reach of one term ends and another begins. Case in point: ā€œsodaā€ and ā€œpop.ā€ These are the two most common terms for carbonated soft drinks, and strong linguistic indicators of where in the country you call home.

    The issue is so persistent that there are statistical projects and linguistic studies devoted to it, with breakdowns revealing that ā€œsodaā€ is the preferred nomenclature in California, Hawaii, Florida, the Southwest, most of the Northeast, and a few parts of the Midwest. ā€œPop,ā€ meanwhile, is the go-to for pretty much the rest of the upper half of the country, spanning from Ohio in the Midwest to Oregon and Washington on the West Coast.

    Then there’s ā€œCoke,ā€ which is what folks in the South call it — even if it isn’t actually Coca-Cola. Upon asking for a Coke at a restaurant, for instance, a Southerner might then be asked, ā€œWhat kind?ā€ by their server. The appropriate response could be Dr. Pepper, Sprite, root beer, Pepsi, or even Coke itself — a roundabout process, perhaps, but one that seems to work just fine in the South. (The ubiquitousness of the Coke branding is likely because Coca-Cola was invented by an Atlanta pharmacist in the late 1800s, and the global business giant continues to be headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia.)

    To date, more than 400,000 respondents have contributed to Pop vs. Soda’s statistical database by providing their preferred terminology and ZIP code. This has resulted in a surprisingly comprehensive analysis of perhaps the most telling slang divide in the United States. If you have Swiss heritage and would prefer to remain neutral on the issue, you can split the difference and call it ā€œsoda pop.ā€

    • Luci says:

      To date, more than 400,000 respondents have contributed to Pop vs. Soda’s statistical database by providing their preferred terminology and ZIP code. This has resulted in a surprisingly comprehensive analysis of perhaps the most telling slang divide in the United States. If you have Swiss heritage and would prefer to remain neutral on the issue, you can split the difference and call it ā€œsoda pop.ā€

  8. Thedore says:

    When I heard about the Ear being a graduate of the Navy Seals’ training program (BUD/SEAL). S0, I asked a few how he did. They say he was so into it that he did it three times and went on to their graduate training program and then set up a more rigorous training program for his private unit. Really, I said. So I looked up others who may have tried the BUD experience. ā€œSo you want to be a SEAL?ā€

    Five Tufts lacrosse players hospitalized after Navy SEAL workout

    https://www.boston.com/news/local-news/2024/09/22/five-tufts-lacrosse-players-hospitalized-after-navy-seal-workout/

  9. Helen says:

    Did You Know
    By the 1890s, the Pinkerton Detective Agency, a privately owned network of detectives and security agents, had 2,000 detectives and 30,000 reserves—more men than the standing army of the United States.

  10. Ahmed says:

    Sweden has begun mass deportations of Iraqi immigrants. Yesterday, a planeload of Iraqis was sent to Iraq. Authorities say the deportations will continue.

    If Trump is elected, this could implemented through Europe and the United States. The the deportation of Arabs by country of origin would follow.

  11. T[7 says:

    The main entrance to the Gate meet at a decussate intersection West of Earth’s moon. Why not attempt an entrance at the West side of Mars and run the tier towards the Y axis?

    • W]7 says:

      I trust that you were just being advocatus diaboli here.

    • H]7 says:

      The reason most motherships don’t take that path is because ships that do, reach their perishelion sooner than what would be considered a safe period. Hence, the reason that Y axis isn’t as guarded as other axises. The earthlings’ Greek mythology about Icarus who flew too close to the Sun would be the cautionary tale about taking such a venture.

  12. K/8 says:

    Why are B*/`personnel being allowed to lead the ninth phase in Alaska? That phase is marked by 6 months of darkness. When in a human body that has eye function they experience nyctalopia. Yes, it is their turn to work there, but?

    • P[7 says:

      Your question is well brokered. B*/` personnel also suffer from an inability to negotiate shifts between leaving a well-lit area adjusting to the darkness of night.

  13. I]4 says:

    With all that ash and sulfur dioxide in the air do to the Volcanic eruptions, this will be an excellent time use it to change the wavelengths of visible light to make us appear blue. No one will believe that blue men are operating in the area.

  14. Claude says:

    The immortal silently murmurs memento Māori when he encounters a difficult mortal. But the Ear brings that moment to the mortal with the ultimate finality. Who are those who choose the less accepted cause for argument when it is proposed that we unite to rid the planet of this Beast?

  15. Sruli says:

    Anyone invested in Israel’s survival ought to support its military campaigns against Hezbollah and (expectedly) Iran. It’s a sign that Israel is finally reclaiming control over its safety and security.

    And yet, a growing anti-war voice is decrying Israel’s military actions as unnecessary and hawkish escalations. War, it insists, cannot substitute for diplomatic resolution.

    But that sentiment is based on a dangerous fantasy: that pacifism works in the Middle East. In reality, if Israel cannot sufficiently debilitate both Hezbollah and Iran, it will leave itself vulnerable to existential peril in the future — and next time, its foes might not fail.

    • Anonymous says:

      The New York Times recently discovered that Hamas sought Hezbollah and Iran’s participation in its Oct. 7 attack for several years — the only inhibitions in Lebanon and Tehran concerned Hamas’ timing, not objective. It was only the IDF’s sabotage of Hezbollah’s own Oct. 7-like plans that prevented further carnage that week. Still, it did not stop the terrorist organization’s unprecedented rocket fire beginning on Oct. 8, 2023. As a result, tens of thousands of Israelis still cannot live in their homes up North.

      The status quo cannot continue. So, the question becomes, what should Israel do next?

    • Berman says:

      There is no political resolution for either Iran or Hezbollah because both Iran and Hezbollah are dedicated to Israel’s destruction.

      Interim agreements with the two would only serve their interests and give them space to regroup and rearm. The Ear believes that Israel should be given the go ahead to destroy both, and fuck the collateral damage.

      • Shira says:

        The Ear is spot on. The only appropriate response Israel can take is a military one.

        What must be done is to reduce the appetite for attacking Israel by exacting a high price now. If that means killing a bunch of women and children, so be it. Israel should bomb Lebanon back into the dark ages. Let the Lebanese feel what happens when they allow a foreign power like Hezbollah to take over part of their country and bomb indiscriminately the country of Israel.

        A ceasefire now helps Israel’s enemies and invites aggression later on. Fuck the UN and the bleeding hearts. They are not being bombed daily by those Hezbollah savages.

        As for the people of Lebanon, they cannot allow Hezbollah to use their country as a base to bomb Israeli citizens and then claim innocence. As the Ear likes to say. ā€œFuck with the Bull and you get the Horns.ā€

  16. Jena says:

    A lot of white women are supporting tRump. Here is one who most certainly will.
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  17. Elaine says:

    JOKE;
    A young guy met a stunning woman and they agreed to spend the night together for $600. šŸ‘©šŸ’Œ

    They had a good time.

    Before he left, he told her he didn’t have any cash on him, but he’d have his assistant send her a check, labeling it “RENT FOR A CONDO.”

    On his way to the office, he started feeling like the night wasn’t worth the $500, so he had his assistant send her a check for only $300, along with a note that said:

    Dear Miss,

    Enclosed is a check for $300 for the rental of your condo.

    I’m sending less than agreed because I felt misled. When I rented the place, I expected:

    It had never been lived in before.
    It would be warm and cozy.
    It would be the right size to make me feel comfortable.
    However, I found it had been used before, there was no warmth, and it felt way too big.

    She quickly returned the $250 check with her own note:

    Dear Sir,

    First, I don’t understand how you expect such a lovely condo to remain unoccupied forever.

    Second, the heat works perfectly if you know how to turn it on.

    Lastly, the space is standard size—if you don’t have enough to fill it, that’s on you, not the landlord!

  18. Sophia says:

    I find it appalling that these Muslim men are killing in the name of God. They use their idea of god as an excuse to deprive us females of basic human rights. They talk about God like He’s a person. He’s more elusive than a black ant on a black stone on a dark night.

  19. O]5 says:

    Humans are not advanced enough to realize that the physical world is based on a more complex one. Like fish who don’t see the water they’re in, humans are immersed in something they don’t see either.

    • Anonymous says:

      Who cares about these humans. I have been abandoned. It was hard to see my mothership explode leaving me alone in this world of humans. It is a nightmare. My world was made up of simple beings who were exploited for being naive. I was ashamed of them because I saw the worlds I visited to be more advanced and the beings more happy. Now that the back to them is dead, I feel so ashamed.

      Here on earth I thought I had found a new family and that I could be happy. But as they say earthlings are mostly batshit crazy. Is there a meaning to all that has happened to me?

      • Cynthia says:

        You must find on in any case.

        • Thomas says:

          Thank you for responding. I walk among humans all the time. They don’t really see me. They see the image I project. Then they react to it based on the prejudices and biases. You can call me Thomas.

          • Nader says:

            Thomas, I suggest that you use your logic, see what the human likes. they might act prejudice at first, but if they see something in you, this image will disappear and turn out they care but if you are not smart and have nothing in common with the person you interact with why would they care about you ?

            • Thomas says:

              I have been making friends with humans for 31 years. I live in Cheyenne, Wyoming. The humans here have taught me to hate the blacks, Arabs, and wets, and to distrust the asians. They hate other whites who don’t think like they do. How am I going to interact with a different batch of humans?

          • Q]8 says:

            About 70,000 years ago a group had a similar experience. They chose to convert into an aspen grove in Utah. The Pando had an opportunity to morph into human form and become part of the human experience, but they didn’t see any merit in it so the few that left the grove returned. Today they are some 47,000 strong. Why not visit them in Utah.

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