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There's a big rally coming up for white folks and select supporters & allies. It's TODAY, Thursday the 19th at the Phillips Center for Performing Arts, on the University of Florida campus. 3201 Hull Road in Gainesville. @RichardBSpencer, President of the National Policy Institute, CEO of Washington Summit Publishers and founder of Alternative Right, will be speaking. http://www.alligator.org/news/article_e86f4a88-b2b6-11e7-8c07-3fce95cf484b.html

@ThatEliMosley, Leader of Identity Evropa and Mike Enoch of The Right Stuff and The Daily Shoah will also be speaking.

You'll need a ticket to get in. Unfortunately there are plans by "anti-fascists/anti-racists/liberals/social democrats" to sabotage. A lot of liberal bars said they would trade free beer for tickets, and give those tickets to very bad and disruptive people. So the tickets will be given out outside the Phillips Center, around 1:00-1:30 on the day of the event. The National Policy Institute wants this to be a safe space for white people. Meaning it's going to be selective so the tickets only go to white and white-supportive people. @CameronVPadgett (a young man who is a student) explains it in a video. pic.twitter.com/PNCSDRl5eo

Governor Rick Scott made a very smart move. He declared a state of emergency. Trust me, it isn't an emergency. It's so rules & regulations won't apply, so we can have law & order. Like Cameron says, it's "just a formality." So law enforcement can stop any sabotage.

"The emergency declaration — requested by Alachua County Sheriff Sadie Darnell — allows state agencies to suspend rules and regulations, the Tampa Bay Times reported. Scott also activated gubernatorial authority to spend surplus money when he deems it necessary." http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2017/10/16/state-emergency-declared-in-florida-county-ahead-richard-spencer-speech.html

"Okay so basically: this means the cops are going to be allowed to do whatever they want." https://dailystormer.ai/wat-florida-governor-declares-state-of-emergency-five-days-ahead-of-richard-spencer-event/

I get a big check when my code goes to beta, but there are some serious bugs that I must fix first.

I have a pinched nerve in my neck that causes great pain in my left arm and shoulder. A chiropractor has reduced the pain quite a lot, but I'm going to need to see him through November. He's expecting me to pay for a month in advance. That's $325. The condition is called Cervical Radiculopathy.

I've raised $125 so far. That's enough to buy me food until the middle of November. It will cover my medicine copays as well.

Besides the above, early in November I'll be billed for my Internet, my phone and my dental insurance. (I've already paid my health insurance.)

If you cannot or do not want to, please don't be dismayed.

Help Mike Survive For A Month

Your Unindicted Co-Conspirator,

Misha

Some shit you just can't make up. I'd say more but I'm too busy laughing.

Big, big win against ISIS today! My guys conquered Raqqa, the capital of ISIS. And killed the White Widow, a MAJOR British terrorist who was on my kill list. Killed Sally Jones, I call her the White Widow. "Zapped" her while she was fleeing from Raqqa. A huge, huge victory. Which you can read about from Fox News. But the Dem #MSM doesn't want you to hear about it. Fiction writers at @NBCNews, @CBSNews, @ABC and @CNN won't tell you. And Dems running Internet sites don't want you to know.

Get your tickets for #Gainesville! #MAGA

Just what is this abomination, "nom nom?" Where has it come from and why is it on my television? "Yum yum," surely?

One doesn't say, "Goody goody nom nom." When was that last time that you declared that meal was, "Nommy?"

Yummy. Food is yummy. When one eats one goes, "Yum yum."

Why is the NFL getting massive tax breaks while at the same time disrespecting our Anthem, Flag and Country? Why is it that the NFL doesn't pay tax, but everybody else does? I do. Change tax law!

Donald Trump has pledged to defend the Constitution — even an article that doesn’t exist — but he can’t seem to lay off that pesky First Amendment.

Trump has mocked the First Amendment’s right to freedom of religion by calling for a ban on Muslims from entering the country and criticized those who believe in the freedom of speech as “foolish people.” He has also endorsed attacks on protesters and the imprisonment of people who burn the flag.

And he has made it very clear that he doesn’t stand for the freedom of the press. As a presidential candidate, Trump told supporters he would “open up our libel laws” to sue journalists. “We’re going to have people sue you like you’ve never got sued before,” he promised.

Trump the candidate also blacklisted reporters and entire news outlets from campaign events, referred to journalists as “scum” and “slime,” and mocked a reporter for having a disability. He vowed to sue women who reported incidents of sexual harassment and assault, along with the outlets that covered their accounts, and threatened a lawsuit against a Hispanic journalist group for calling out his bigoted remarks.

"I would never kill them but I do hate them,” he said of reporters. “And some of them are such lying, disgusting people.”

This onslaught didn’t stop once Trump assumed the presidency. From the most powerful perch on the planet, he has continued to wage attacks on the free press, further revealing his authoritarian impulses and disdain for the First Amendment.

Below we provide a running list of the attacks that the president has made on the press since assuming office. We’ll keep this list updated since, unfortunately, we don’t expect them to stop.

Trump has:

Said it is “frankly disgusting the way the press is able to write whatever they want to write” in a meeting with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

Threatened to cancel the broadcast licenses of media companies that offer negative coverage of him.

Had the White House press secretary, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, call on ESPN to fire Jemele Hill for criticizing him.

Tweeted mocking images of him wrestling a CNN reporter and his campaign hitting a CNN reporter with a train.

Overseen a Justice Department review of policies for subpoenaing media organizations in an effort to crack down on both whistleblowers and journalists.

Pledged to “fight the #FakeNews” with a Polish leader hostile to press freedom.

Attacked reporters while speaking with Russian President Vladimir Putin, who has fostered a climate of violence against journalists.

Said that his mission to “drain the swamp” begins “with the Fake News!”

Reportedly asked then-FBI Director James Comey to jail reporters who publish classified information.

Tasked his former chief of staff with looking into changing the country’s libel laws.

Explored the prosecution of WikiLeaks for publishing CIA and State Department materials.

Labeled the “fake news” media “the enemy of the people.”

Accused the media of lying about his “very nice” conversation with the Australian prime minister. Ultimately, a leaked transcript of the call showed it was Trump who was lying.

Urged someone to buy the New York Times to “either run it correctly or let it fold.”

While Trump tries to portray journalists at the “enemies” of Americans, it’s his attacks on the press that amount to an assault on the cornerstone of American democracy: the First Amendment.

Donald Trump Thinks the Freedom of the Press Is ‘Disgusting’

This Republican Lawmaker is already drafting legislation to violate that pesky 1st Amendment.

My little girl is now 9 months old. It's been a tough 9 months. Each day is very, very long, but the months have flown by. It almost seems that she learns something new every day. She has been on the edge of crawling for a couple weeks now. Yesterday I came home from work and she is scooching around on her bum. Now she is able to go forwards and backwards where before she could only go backwards.

She loves the XBOXONE. The power button lights up and makes a do-do-de-do sound when you touch it, and she LOVES playing with it. She will sit there for minutes (hours in her world) powering on and off the xbox. Yesterday I was holding her and looking out the back window and there were some magpies hanging around the yard. I said "Look at the bird." She tried to say bird (pretty good). I show her our dinner "potatoes" - "padada".

I get up in the mornings and take a shower while she sleeps. Normally when I get out she is awake. She goes "dada" when I enter the room. It's pretty nice to be recognized. Every night we read books before bed. I started about 4 months ago to start a routine. Read the books, then go to bed. She really loves reading with me. We started with only one book, but are up to 3 now: Pooh's Honey Trouble, Moo Baa La La La, and Jamberry. (all are great books. I would recommend all of them).

It's not all good though... Last night was pretty tough. My wife got food poisoning or something and so she was basically unable to leave the bathroom for a couple hours. This was just after we put our daughter to bed. She woke up, so it was my job to take care of her. She was crying pretty hard so I picked her up and rocked back and forth while reciting our books from memory. She fell asleep on my shoulder and I was able to put her back to bed. She woke up 1 minute later and started crying crazy hard. There was nothing I could do... MY wife was stuck in the bathroom, and I was stuck with a screaming baby. Nothing I did would calm her down. It's times like that where I really question my decisions...

Coming home from work is still hard. I get home and I'm mentally tired. I just want to hide in my computer room for a while and unwind, but I can't. Dinner needs to be made. The baby needs to be fed. I need to eat. Dinner needs to be cleaned. Baby needs to be bathed. Baby needs to go to bed. Every night. I feel drained when I come home from work, but I still need to perform. It's tough.

My wife is amazing. We are lucky enough to live in Canada and our socialist policies give us a year of government handouts so one of the parents can stay home with the baby. It's really nice. I honestly don't know how you Americans have babies. Anyway, she has to go back to work in December. She'll only go back 3 short days per week, but it's still going to be tough. My wife has been a great stay at home mom. She has infinite patience. I couldn't do it.

Having a baby is hard. It changes everything in your life. The first few months were the worst. Fucking miserable. It's slowly getting better though. Those first few months I would have "I hate this baby" thoughts every day. Now those thoughts are rare and out numbered by "I love this baby" thoughts. She's growing on me.

Now, I just have to figure out how to get her to sleep in her own bed. I want my bedtime cuddles from my wife back.

The fake story really was fake.... As in, the story he was denouncing never actually existed in the first place.

Trump denounces as ‘fake news’ a news report that didn’t happen