were developed were in Nazi Germany (1930s–1940s), Apartheid South Africa (1950s–1990s), and the Soviet Union & Eastern Bloc states. We don’t think much more explanation is needed, these systems were never developed for the right reasons.

In the USA, we don’t build national databases of our citizens for surveillance. We value the right to privacy. The only times in history where systems like these

If it is a basic ballpoint on the inside those are easy to fix. Pull the ink tube away from the pen tip and then push it back on. It is usually an air bubble and getting it out makes everything work really well.

Nope that is perfect! I do hope everything comes out okay and that the procedure tomorrow ends up being a success. Although that also means more testing to figure out what is going on, but you know

Okay. What is the news about watermelons?

Source:
- U.S. Supreme Court - “Emergency Order Permitting Removal of Consumer Product Safety Commissioners,” July 23, 2025

Why does this matter? Because it’s one more blow to the idea of independent oversight. One more agency stripped of protection. One more step toward total executive control.

First they gave Trump immunity. Now they’re giving him the power to purge watchdogs.

So....Yoko Ono?

Source:
- Reuters - “Judges reject Trump’s pick for top New Jersey federal prosecutor, DOJ removes successor,” July 22, 2025 Source: News report; confirms a panel of federal judges declined to reappoint Alina Habba, instead selecting Desiree Leigh Grace. DOJ officials responded by removing Grace.

citing “the president’s constitutional authority.”

“This Justice Department has no patience for judges who go rogue, particularly when they challenge the president’s fundamental Article II powers,” said Attorney General Pam Bondi in a statement.

That’s not how our system is supposed to work, and it sets a dangerous precedent for authoritarian control over the rule of law.

If this stands, it opens the door for any president to ignore judicial checks and install political loyalists across the justice system without oversight. It means the courts can be overridden when they get in the way.