Quebec arrested a whole army of illegal Haitians and sent them back to the US where they will be deported back to their shithole country.

FBI Tthwarted ISIS-inspired New Year's Eve terror plot in North Carolina.

Suspect Christian Sturdivant, 18, was arrested on Dec. 31 and charged with attempting to provide material support to a foreign terrorist organization, U.S. Attorney for the Western District of North Carolina Russ Ferguson said at a Jan. 2 press conference.

Sturdivant appeared in court on Jan. 2.

I know it's tomorrow, but happy birthday Herman.

58? Happy birthday you young whipper snapper! 

Quote from: formosan on January 03, 2026, 11:33:08 AMI know it's tomorrow, but happy birthday Herman.

I feel so young compared to Herman. I will be a youthful fifty seven April 25.

Quote from: formosan on January 03, 2026, 11:33:08 AMI know it's tomorrow, but happy birthday Herman.

Happy Birthday, young pup.

Amen.

p.s.  Gettin' old ain't fer pussies. Just sayin'.

Quote from: formosan on January 03, 2026, 11:33:08 AMI know it's tomorrow, but happy birthday Herman.

Thanks kid. It's just the old lady and I this weekend. Nothing special planned. I'm just going to have a few thimbles of barrel wash.

Happy Birthday, Herman.

Anyone know if he's filled out the forms for the Canadian version of AARP?   

Oh, and happy birthday, buddy.   

Jo Jo and I wish Herman a very happy birthday.

Young Herman the birthday boy.

Dan Bongino served his final day as deputy director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation on Saturday, returning to civilian life on Sunday after less than a year of public service.

This USPS worker is mentally unstable.

Berlin mayor says left-wing arson attack behind massive power outage



An arson attack claimed by a left-wing extremist group has left tens of thousands of residents in Germany's capital without electricity in the dead of winter for several days. The Saturday morning arson attack on critical electricity infrastructure in southwest Berlin cut power to nearly 50,000 homes and businesses, and renewed scrutiny of a long-running sabotage campaign by the left-wing "Vulkangruppe."

According to Stromnetz Berlin, the operator of Berlin's electricity network, power was cut to as many as 45,000 households and more than 2,000 businesses across four districts in south Berlin as temperatures dropped well below freezing.

In a lengthy statement circulated online and called credible by police, the Vulkangruppe said it had deliberately targeted affluent neighborhoods, to "cut the juice to the ruling class."

The group framed the attack as an act of protest against fossil fuel energy use and the growing power demand created by AI data centers, which it said had accelerated climate change and expanded mass surveillance. The statement included an apology to less wealthy residents caught up in the blackout but it expressed no sympathy for wealthy homeowners left without electricity.

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/berlin-power-outage-vulkangruppe-left-wing-arson-attack-called-terrorism/