Links for 2–11-24

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“The spirit of aloha.” From: Jonathan Turley. The Hawaii Supreme Court challenges the U.S. Supreme Court over gun rights.

😮 ‘A nightmare.’ From: NBC News. Special counsel’s assessment of Biden’s mental fitness triggers Democratic panic.

Big Mike is coming . . . From: Eric Peters. It’s becoming pretty clear that Sleepy Joe is about to get the heave-ho. He’s served out his usefulness. He’s becoming an obvious liability.

👀 Treasury Department confirms politically charged terms were used to surveil private bank transactions. From: Misty Severi/Washington Examiner. Suspicious activity included unusual transactions at certain stores like sporting goods stores and the use of politically charged words.

Household belt-tightening: will the trickle become a flood? From: Charles Hugh Smith. The top 0.1% will weather a recession just fine, but that will offer cold comfort to the other 130 million American households.

👉 Nanny state social media mandates are no substitute for effective parenting. From: Steven Greenhut/Reason. Throughout Republican-run Western states, lawmakers are passing legislation that treats adults as if they are children.

Jonathan Haidt: abolish DEI to save academia. From: John Murawski/UnHerd. The professor warned that campuses were now ideologically captured.

🧑🏼‍🌾 EU farmers rise against the climate cult. From: David Thunder/Brownstone Institute. EU leaders and environmental activists appear to have vastly underestimated the backlash their policies would spark in the farming community.

Putin ‘convinced’ Biden is ‘not running the country.’ From: The Foreign Desk. ‘It’s plain for anyone to see for themselves.’

🔎 The full Vladimir Putin interview by Tucker Carlson. From: X.

The pathetic and repulsive thought of the United Nations. From: E Jeffrey Ludwig/American Thinker. It shares a vision of authority and power the U.N. does not legitimately possess, and by its distortions and stupidity positions Agenda 2030 as one of the most repulsive documents of all time.

📌 SHORT: Greg Gutfeld on ‘The Race Card’