ch-ch-ch-changes

It can use some improvement but its a start I think. What do you think? Let me know in the comments.

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Monday – 7/13/26.

Since I’ve activated the post above, the turtle has surfaced, sharing this photo:

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36 Responses to ch-ch-ch-changes

  1. PrP says:

    Looks like I’m still having a problem with the double subtitles. you may be able to click on the top right of the video and if the click is successful and it doesn’t take you over to YouTube there will be a box with cc in it and you can click on that and remove the subtitles. It took me much longer to put this together than I expected so finally I just had to get it up. Thanks for your understanding.

  2. Anonymous says:

    Here’s a visual of the power of three especially if you didn’t understand that earlier comment.

    https://www.instagram.com/reel/Das7AKuM6ga

    • Anonywho? says:

      Just what are you referring to Mr. “Anonymous?” Please give us a clue would you?

      • Clay says:

        I agree with your request. However, It would be easier for everyone wishing to comment to an Anonymous post if the “Anonymous” would just choose a fucking name. WTF, if you expect a comment to your post, make it easy for your post to be referenced.

        You are no less anonymous if you choose a fake name.

        • Woodrow Wilson says:

          You tell’em Clay( not your real name, of course ). I can attest to the fact that I refused to comment to some of those “Anonymous” poster for that exact reason. And of course, I’m posting this under an assumed title, not just “anonymous.”

          That should be used for people who forget to type in a “name” by accident.

  3. PrismPrincess says:

    from The Hill:

    $6 million a day: Trump’s disclosures show he is the swamp’s biggest monster

    https://thehill.com/opinion/white-house/5963054-trump-corruption-financial-disclosures/

    • M]/b says:

      The grifting will never end as long as he is in office stuffing the pockets of his scum buddies….the most corrupt congress we’ve ever experienced. And yet MAGA still love and support him.

      • Carol says:

        MAGA loves him because he promises them that the lowest white man will always be treated better than the most accomplished non-white man.

  4. Cressida says:

    the photo of Mitch and spouse above is from 2022.

    https://www.instagram.com/reel/Dav_n6AMKwT

  5. M]/b says:

    PrP:
    I just now realized that you created the video! Super cool. Not sure how you did it but I like it. Excited to see more of what you produce! Keep it coming. ✨👏✨

    • PrP says:

      Thanks for the feedback M]/b

      • Roger says:

        I didn’t know that you did it either. Cool and very smart. My friends like the way you have constantly improved your blog.

        We argue a lot about whether the alien posts are legit. Some of them think that you make them up. I don’t think that You are making them up. But, I’m constantly amazed about the breadth of information your aliens provide us with.

  6. Joe says:

    Lindsey Graham is dead and I refuse to soften that into some polite eulogy he didn’t earn. This is a man who spent his entire career warmongering, who helped lie this country into Iraq, who never met a defense contractor he didn’t want to write a bigger check to. He rammed through Gorsuch, Kavanaugh, and Barrett, the three votes that killed Roe v Wade and stripped away control over their own bodies from millions of women, and he did it gladly. He spent his last week in Kyiv pushing for more war money while people in his own state can’t afford healthcare. Trump is calling him a patriot. Netanyahu is calling him a friend. That tells you exactly who he worked for, and it wasn’t you. I’m not offering thoughts and prayers for a man who spent thirty years making the world more violent and more unequal. Save the flowers for the people his policies actually hurt.

    • Jacob says:

      I agree with you 90%. What would be your response if your neighbor refused to accept your right to live in his neighborhood? What if to show his displeasure, he attacked your home and family at every opportunity? What if the rest of the neighborhood just looked the other way?

      What would you do to protect your home and family? Just answer the fucking question without political or personal opinion. Tell us how you would protect your home and family.

  7. Bk says:

    The world is staying silent in the face of the horrific massacre of dogs in Morocco. The king ordered the elimination of ALL dogs ahead of the 2030 World Cup (3 million stray dogs)

    Methods:

    – Shooting them in the streets

    – Poisoning

    – Burning alive

    – Drowning them in cages

    Who wakes up and decides that any dogs or any domestic animal should be wiped out? Just another example of how sick some people can be. And that power corrupts, but absolute power corrupts Absofuckinglutely.

    • M]/b says:

      Calling all Aliens….I don’t like the fact that Morocco is messing with creatures that I have a strong affinity for. If there are Aliens out there that abhor this as much as I do, can you do something please that will stop this massacre. The King needs to know his horrific actions will not be tolerated. Thank you.

      • M]/b says:

        PS: I am not asking you to just do anything willy-nilly. I’m asking how we can save these dogs and stop this massacre without ruining the country or the people who reside there.

        • J[7 says:

          We just landed in Syria. That is more than 5,000 miles from Morocco, but we can finish up here quickly and head to Morocco, to deal with that callous king, and his entourage.

          Gonna have some fun.

        • V]3 says:

          Just in time for the World Cup. I can think of several options. From natural disasters to ……..? Loving these options.

          And we will be subtle.

          • Y*/^ says:

            Careful what you plan to do here. We brought humans here some 800,000 years ago. Interfering with a beings cattle, could be considered rustling.

      • G[4 says:

        Not that we are so concerned about dogs, but any request to deal with the cows, we will gladly do. Give us a little time to come up with something special for Morocco.

      • PrP says:

        Just disgusting news. I didn’t know. Thanks for posting about it.
        https://www.cnn.com/2025/06/20/sport/morocco-stray-dogs-2030-world-cup-spt

    • Ellen says:

      Arabs, especially Muslims, don’t give a fuck about females or dogs. They fuck them both with equal emotional commitment. Females get the edge over dogs because they can produce males. But outside of that, they are only property to be bought, sold, traded or swapped at a man’s pleasure.

      Of course, if they are warring with Jews, then, they cry to the world about the harm to their property.

  8. Solomon says:

    Islamic Jihad terrorist commander Ali Mohammed Abu Rizq was permanently neutralized by the IDF in the Gaza Strip.

    https://qph.cf2.quoracdn.net/main-qimg-f05fa199b23e7f0412e918d08dc8feda

  9. Mo says:

    🚨 MEET LOAY ALNAJI 🚨

    Jordanian-born naturalized U.S. citizen.

    Former Moorpark College computer science professor.

    On Nov. 5, 2023, he struck 69-year-old Jewish grandfather Paul Kessler with a megaphone, murdering him.

    Forensics found Paul’s blood on the megaphone.

    Today, Alnaji pled GUILTY to involuntary manslaughter, felony battery, and a great bodily injury enhancement.

    The judge’s offer?

    1 year in jail.

    3 years probation.

    California is calling this justice?

    Disgraceful.

  10. Florida says:

    CDC says 4 states likely linked in cyclosporiasis outbreak. See which ones

    https://www.yahoo.com/news/us/articles/cdc-says-4-states-likely-175705522.html?.tsrc=daily_mail&segment_id=DY_VTO_50_Supernova&ncid=crm_19907-1202927-20260715-0–A&bt_ee=xDTrFrxhzPFpLfUTW9tuCQgBt9DBYHp%2B8hYRZuQTfqBQRz6RgMY%2FU%2BpIM7JmE8I2&bt_ts=1784074639060

  11. Larry says:

    This is what the Trump administration does when faced with the human cost of its policies: deny the truth. Lie. Deflect.

    DHS accused HuffPost of lying. We have receipts

    Dear HuffPost readers,
    Last week, we published a story on how three men who had witnessed the fatal ICE shooting of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo were, according to a representative of their families, being pressured to “self-deport” after officers arrested them during the incident.

    The Department of Homeland Security called us liars. “It is categorically false that we would pressure someone to self-deport,” the department wrote in a social media post. “HuffPost knows that, but they made the decision to prioritize clicks over facts years ago.”
    This is what the Trump administration does when faced with the human cost of its policies: deny the truth. Lie. Deflect.

    But the truth is important. I wrote our story after speaking to a community leader who’d spoken with the families of the three witnesses in detention. Since then, a family member of one of the detained men directly confirmed he was facing pressure to self-deport — that is, abandon his legal immigration case and leave the United States. An attorney who has spoken with the three men said they uniformly deny the government’s claims that Salgado Araujo “weaponized” his vehicle and claims that the federal officer fired in self-defense. And new evidence continues to contradict the government’s statements.

    More broadly, we’ve spent months reporting on the Trump administration’s effort to pressure thousands upon thousands of people to self-deport. We broke the story on the administration threatening unaccompanied children with “prolonged” detention and other consequences unless they immediately left the country — a threat that a federal judge ruled months later was “obviously coercive.” We’ve reported on new, designed-to-intimidate detention schemes like Florida’s “Alligator Alcatraz” — the brutal and inhumane detention center where, in a press conference last year, then-DHS Secretary Kristi Noem warned millions of undocumented people across the country to leave the United States or “you may end up here.” Noem made a similar threat at El Salvador’s CECOT prison, where the administration sent hundreds of men without due process, most of whom had no criminal record. “If you do not leave, we will hunt you down, arrest you, and you could end up in this El Salvadorian prison,” she said.

    Across the country, ominous posters spelling out a literal “warning to self-deport” hang on the walls of DHS detention centers and have been included in the paperwork of even people with successful immigration cases, as we have reported.

    Through the unrelenting application of fear, uncertainty and the misery of immigration detention, the Trump administration has been more consistent in its pressure on undocumented immigrants to self-deport than almost any other policy. The administration frequently says that “being in detention is a choice.” Or, as a DHS spokesperson said last year, “leave now or face the consequences.” One woman, a U.S. citizen whose husband has been detained in New Jersey’s Delaney Hall for a year, put it differently to me recently: “They’re trying to break him.”

    The systematic effort to pressure people into abandoning their legal immigration cases matters — particularly when those people are in ICE’s custody and witnesses to potential crimes committed by ICE officers, as is currently the case in Houston. And it matters that we tell the truth about it. Your membership helps us report the truth — please join us today.

    — Matt Shuham, senior reporter, HuffPost national desk

  12. Robert says:

    Just so you know. tRump is using the Iran war to manipulate the various markets. He and his friends are shortening markets, buying shares they know will go up when tRump makes an announcement. And banking on the money they make off the military industrial stocks they own.

  13. T[2 says:

    We made Morocco one of the most successful economies and stable governments on the continent of Africa. Let us handle the “dog” problem. The king will listen to reason.

    • PrP says:

      Good luck.

    • M]/b says:

      It sounds like you have some influence over the king to do the right thing…humane and sustainable animal management, not a massacre. Like I said before, considering how strong their economy is and that Morocco is one of the most politically stable countries in Africa, I do not want their economy or their government affected in a negative way that will be detrimental to the people. The world is messed up as it is and I don’t want to be one who makes it worse. The goal is protecting the dogs with a system that works. In 2019 the Trap-Neuter-Vaccinate-Return (TNVR) program was put in place. But the government failed to enforce its own laws and fund those that would make TNVR work. Instead they are taking it out on the dogs in the form of brutal shortcuts to meet their 2030 deadline. Absolutely sickening.

  14. Janis says:

    Pundits Tell White Supremacists: If You Don’t Wash Your Ass, You Can’t Be The Master Race
    https://www.huffpost.com/entry/wajahat-ali-white-supremacists-wash-ass_n_6a4ff664e4b0aaa37424954d

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