Some Friday Reads

 I thought I would make note of somebody who worked in my district who had the foresight to know he needed to turn himself in to authorities before he would commit a mass homicide.  Hopefully, he will get the mental health help he desperately needs:

A man who worked as a South Medford High School custodian faces an attempted murder charge after police say he took “significant steps” toward planning a “mass casualty event” — including one planned at the high school — and that he obtained multiple rifles some two years after courts prohibited him from owning firearms.

Kristopher Wayne Clay, 24, is in the Jackson County Jail on a string of felony charges surrounding a cache of guns, ammunition and handwritten manifestos found at three locations in Jackson County, according to Medford police Lt. Mike Budreau, who spoke Thursday at a Zoom press conference.

Clay began working as a custodian for the school in February until an investigation began July 20, when he reportedly came into the Medford police lobby, asked to talk to an officer and confessed to having homicidal thoughts and plans to carry out an attack.

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It has been almost twenty years since the 9/11 faker decided to commit her fifteen minutes of infamy.

Nobody is certain what happened to Alicia Esteve Head after being exposed.

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Speaking of frauds, sane people shouldn't think much of the "pioneering" stunt of Gavin "Laurel" Hubbard.

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Writer and original second wave feminist Phyllis Chesler wonders what in the hell happened to the movement she was such a part of.  Of course, it has been taken over by the postmodernist wokeism, and it promises to destroy women's rights.

Snip:

Our Second Wave plain-spoken analyses have been jettisoned in favor of incomprehensible, jargon-clotted treatises manufactured for and by cloistered academic elites who rail against objective reality and white, Western civilization. The authors of such work refuse to consider that other tribal, patriarchal cultures may actually be more misogynistic and colonial than our own.

Our vibrant and visionary radical feminism has been hijacked—but by who or what? Younger feminists, i.e., pro-gender identity and pro-sex work activists, who consider themselves feminists; successful female performers who strut their stuff half-naked and dance as if they were animals in heat—while their male counterparts wear formal suits or are fully covered up. Gender identity and sexual preference have preempted woman-centered concerns; identity has been Balkanized in such ways as to render coherent female-centered activism and the intellectual and political alliances it requires impossible.

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Mike Lindell can't give it up:

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