The Absolute State of the Babylonian Empire.
Look familiar (picrel)?
anon saw one of those google mapping cars today (again) in the hood. gave it the finger.
look for it.
Bishop Paprocki, doctors sue Illinois over assisted suicide law
Illinois’ radical law requires Catholic and other religious healthcare providers to promote euthanasia and refer patients for assisted suicide drugs, the Thomas More Law Center warned.
https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/bishop-paprocki-doctors-sue-illinois-over-assisted-suicide-law/
if this plays out anything like obamacare did in new york, a settlement will be reached that exempts the "church" but otherwise upholds the precedent for everyone else.
BREAKING: Former SPLC CFO Arrested, AG Blanche Confirm
Authorities arrested Heidi Beirich, the former chief financial officer of the Southern Poverty Law Center, Tuesday as part of the fraud case against the SPLC, Attorney General Todd Blanche announced.
“My understanding is, today there was an arrest made and there is a new indictment that includes the former CFO of SPLC,” Blanche said in a press conference Tuesday.
The Justice Department announced the arrest of Beirich, a 59-year-old resident of Palm Springs, California, after Blanche’s press conference.
https://www.dailysignal.com/2026/08/12/breaking-former-splc-cfo-arrested-ag-blanche-confirms
The charge: Butt-ugliness?
twiggled!
there's some butthurt salve in the filter.
moran,
why should it be broad daylight at 9 am in NYC when it's pitch black in Chicago at 9 am?
"B" pig
whatever
try some of this
Ancient Babylon lies in what is now central Iraq, roughly 85–90 km (about 55 miles) south of Baghdad, near the modern city of Hillah in Babil Governorate, on a branch of the Euphrates River. This is the same region where Hammurabi ruled and where the Code of Hammurabi was produced.
During the 2003 U.S.-led invasion of Iraq, coalition forces established a military base known as Camp Alpha (also called Camp Babylon) directly on and around the archaeological ruins of ancient Babylon beginning in April 2003. The base expanded to cover a large portion of the site and housed thousands of troops (primarily American, later Polish-led). It remained in use until late 2004, when control was returned to Iraqi authorities.
Reports from the British Museum, UNESCO, and Iraqi officials documented damage caused by the military presence, including:
• Digging trenches through archaeological layers
• Heavy vehicles crushing ancient brick pavements
• Construction of helicopter pads and parking areas
• Use of soil containing artifacts to fill sandbags
• Some removal or damage to decorative bricks and structures
Saddam Hussein had earlier reconstructed parts of the site and built a palace overlooking it, presenting himself as a modern successor to Nebuchadnezzar. After 2003 the palace was used by coalition forces.
So the connection is both ancient (Babylon as the historical heart of the region that became Iraq) and modern (the physical occupation of the ruins by U.S.-led forces during the invasion and its aftermath). The site was later designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2019.
tyb
you really want federally run mental institutions?
hopium comms