In a stunning display of moral clarity and artistic courage, U2 has dropped a fiery new protest anthem condemning the brutal slaying of two U.S. citizens at the hands of federal immigration agents during ICE operations this year.

Bono, looking every bit the 65-year-old revolutionary in his signature shades, called the shootings "the disfiguring of American justice" and demanded answers from the Trump administration.
Meanwhile, in completely unrelated news that absolutely nobody is talking about, trans women have shot roughly 20 times more people in 2026 so far — ten dead, thirty wounded across two separate incidents.

But hey, this isn't hatred, folks. It's just reality.

Where are the candlelight vigils? Where's the wall-to-wall CNN chyron screaming "TRANS SHOOTING SPREE: WHY WON'T BONO SING ABOUT IT?" And when, pray tell, will our beloved geriatric rock stars finally dust off the old Les Paul and belt out a raw, emotional ballad for those victims?

Sources close to the band say a follow-up track is "in the works"... right after the sold-out "Selective Outrage '26 World Tour" wraps up its third encore of "Sunday Bloody Hypocrisy."

Quote from: Herman on February 19, 2026, 05:16:15 PMLook at Minnesota. White aint much to be proud of these days. Not us Slavs. We had our share of communism.

Too bad Western countries cannot send their populations of British Isles descent to North Korea. However, they don't want them either.

Canadian cities are a mess.

Quote from: Herman on February 19, 2026, 04:00:24 PMMake this traitor pay what he promised.

There are a lot of charities in Edmonton who are wondering whether Matt Jeneroux is going to stay true to his word.
MPs make over $200,000 per year, so this could go a long way in helping his constituents.
So is he still going to donate that money? Guess we'll never know.

That ambitious twat was my MP when I lived in Canada. I have met him and talked to him. I never trusted Matt.