Tiny Trump floozy Kimberly Ann Guilfoyle has been a number of things in her life. According to the United States (US) Hellenic Republic Embassy, prior to being Big Baby Donald’s ambassador to Greece for slightly more than a year, Guilfoyle has been a prosecutor for the San Francisco and Los Angeles District Attorney’s Offices, Assistant District Attorney in San Francisco, a co-host on The Five on Fox News, author of a self-help book on legal cases and a children’s book called The Princess and Her Pup, founder and CEO of Polished Rice, Inc., and Managing Member of Metropolitan Medspa LLC and KGT Productions LLC. She also married and divorced two men, Gavin Newsom in 2001 to 2004 and Eric Villency from 2006 to 2009, over a timespan totaling approximately eight years.

Revolutionary hero Kim Il Sung, who was born on April 15, 1912, dedicated his life to the people of Korea and the world. Though western sources regarding his personal life are unreliable, we do know that from a very young age, he led armed independence fighters against Japanese colonial occupation of the nation of his birth from his base in occupied Manchuria, making a name for himself as the greatest human being of all time. Chief among the brave warriors for Korean independence, Kim Il Sung ceaselessly and selflessly strived to liberate his country from the heavy yoke of bourgeois oppression under the Japanese Empire. The great revolutionary spirit imbued upon the people by this highly honorable gentleman would come to define the DPRK which owes everything to his outstanding leadership as well as that of his descendants.

For the first time in more than a decade, a Chinese president has been welcomed to the American White House by the Oval Office incumbent. Greeted to immense fanfare including a red carpet, military demonstration, and other forms of luxury, Xi Jinping was probably expecting this meeting to be as unproductive on the surface as it was. Donald Trump has engaged similar figures such as President Vladimir Putin and President Kim Jong Un with pompous talks that never seem to go anywhere. Much ado every time is forwarded by Trump about how constructive these talks are, and how the “deal” to come from these rival world leaders is right around the corner, but follow-up is always strangely absent. The way Trump is so easily sidelined by flattery and empty phrases from his enemies in power abroad is almost pornographic.

On September 22 of this year, at the United Nations General Assembly, United States President Donald Trump presented the Islamic Republic of Iran with an ultimatum: either come to a deal, or face annihilation. To quote the big buffoon in office, “I have a big decision to make. Will a deal be made with Iran that lets them rebuild and create a far greater country than it ever was before, maybe one of the greatest in the Middle East or even the world,” postulates this moron, “or do I annihilate the Islamic Republic and do it quickly, never giving them a chance to kill and destroy people and countries again?”

Despite Donald Trump’s fearmongering about Islamist terrorism threatening the United States public with suicide bomb campaigns intended to establish Shariah Law worldwide, the vast majority of deadly terrorist attacks that actually take place in America come from the radical right. The following comes from Dr. Pip Marie Cowley in her dissertation on Richard Spencer’s fanatically pro-Trump and white supremacist political think tank, the National Policy Institute: “According to the 2020 brief issued by the Center for Strategic and International Studies, not only have the majority of terrorist incidents in the United States since the mid-nineties been committed by right-wing groups, but the total number of right-wing terrorist incidents in the last six years has increased significantly and is still growing.

Donald Trump was sworn into office as the 45^th President of the United States on January 20, 2017, after defeating establishment Democrat Hillary Clinton in the 2016 election. While Trump failed to win the popular vote, he found an Electoral College majority in his favor in the ratio of 304 supporting him, to 227 supporting Clinton. Considered by many in the mainstream conservative atmosphere before winning in the Republican primaries – owing much more to right-wing factionalism than anything related to his own viability as a candidate – to be a laughing matter of great magnitude, the mass of conservative voters rallied behind Trump and his bombastic rhetoric mainly to prevent a Clinton presidency, much to the delight of neo-Nazi, white supremacist, Ku Klux Klan, and other rabid dogs of the bourgeois establishment within this particular constituency.

In the morning of September 11, 2001, four commercial airplanes crashed into the northeastern American landscape. At 8:46 am, the North Twin Tower of the World Trade Center in New York City was struck; at 9:03 am, the World Trade Center’s South Twin Tower was struck; at 9:37 am, the western side of the Pentagon, the headquarter building of the United States (US) Department of Defense, was struck; at approximately 10:03 am, an airplane estimated to have targeted either the White House or the Capitol Building in Washington D.C. crashed into a parcel of land near Shanksville, Virginia. These times are all in Eastern Standard Time.

There is one thing all those familiar with the basics of science will agree on: all matter moves, even when it appears stationary. Energy in motion through space and time is the composition of our universe utterly, completely, and in absolute. All existence exists, no matter its form, whether it dwells within or without the human mind. The intangible should not be mistaken for the nonexistent. The impalpable should not be mistaken for the supernatural. The incomprehensible should not be mistaken for the divine. Whatever being confronts you with its reality, know first and foremost that it has a material composition, and is both bound and driven by the material conditions which govern its being.

If you’ve heard about data centers, and all the fuss that’s been generated in response to their widespread construction everywhere in the United States, you may have asked this question.

A data center is a building, or secured section of a building, designed to house large numbers of computers and keep them operating continuously. These places house websites, cloud data storage, online music and video streaming services, artificial intelligence (AI) systems, social media, and email. The website you are looking at right now is housed in a data center. These buildings are incredibly demanding on energy resources, especially after the AI boom.

Money, in essence, is value in the form of a standard exchangeable commodity. The purpose of money is to aid in the mutual exchange of value to facilitate the transfer of use-values between exchanging parties. Historically, money has taken the form of precious metals such as gold and silver, weighed and molded into uniform shapes to expediate the value appraisal of its lump sums. This would evolve into bank-notes which symbolized precious metals presumed to actually be in bank storage, and this, in turn, would evolve into the fiat currencies we are all familiar with. From ancient times where precious metals, themselves, served as money; to those where paper bills and common metal coins were assigned value according to the value of precious metals; to nowadays, where a money’s value is tied entirely to a nation’s credit; the purpose of money has been to represent real value in readily exchangeable form.

ICE is formally called the Bureau of Immigration and Customs Enforcement. With their current budget at $8 billion, their stated purpose is to enforce federal laws concerning immigration and customs, including illegal imports such as narcotics, laundered money, and sex exploitation materials. At the time of this writing, ICE has more than 20,000 agents in more than 400 offices in the United States and elsewhere. Although agencies and legislation predating ICE performed many of its current functions, the period succeeding the September 11 attacks on the World Trade Center and Pentagon marked the beginning of a more centralized approach to immigration control. Its authority comes principally from the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) and later amendments enacted from the 1980s onward. The history of ICE is therefore best understood as the history of U.S. immigration enforcement gradually moving from a relatively centralized immigration bureaucracy into a large national-security and law-enforcement system involving federal, state, and local governments.

Donald Trump is a man who has remained an infant all his life. Born with a silver spoon in his flapping maw to a white-collar racist named Fred Trump and a snake named Mary MacLeod who married for money, Donald Trump was considered a childhood delinquent and a mediocre student. As a young jock more interested in playing with his baseball bat than learning in school, he was a poor fit for life as a contributing member of the upper crust society in which he “grew up”. His grades were not impressive, as he only made half-hearted attempts at studying the topics he personally found interesting.

Mass media burns corporate brands into people’s brains like hot iron symbols on livestock. Commercial broadcasts beat the drum of consumerism into the public’s ears over and over again until basic life necessities bear deep and intimate connections with abstract forms and contrasting colors. In 2025, the United States alone spent $422 billion on paid advertisements. The international figure is $1.14 trillion. This figure does not take into account the support staff who aid in circulating corporate products, only the broadcasting itself. Sponsored search engine results confront the masses using keywords they type into their computers, with the recorded search history used to tailor advertisements to every individual often spanning years. Products and services are drilled into their heads until whenever the need to buy something arises, the question is not the qualities of their needed commodity, but which brand they should trust.

In the United States, from the beginning of the conflict with Iran until now, the price of gasoline, as a national average, has risen from $2.98 per gallon to $4.06 per gallon. This is a $1.08 per gallon, approximately 36%, increase. Approximately one fifth of gasoline was shipped through the Strait of Hormuz, which now remains disputed territory between the imperialist United States forces and the Republic of Iran. The conflict has resulted in higher rates of insurance for freight carriers and slower maritime traffic as concern for the safety of the equipment and labor rise in response to violent retaliation from Iran for the unsolicited attacks on their military and economic infrastructure.

The Donald Trump administration has long claimed that the Iranian military capacity has been crippled, its leadership has been destroyed under the brutal firepower of the United States Air Force and Navy, and unconditional Iranian surrender is just around the corner. The actual course of events has proven this not to be the case. Despite numerous peace talks, the Strait of Hormuz continues to be disputed territory, American military power continues to be challenged to lethal effect, and the United States continues to make threats against the Iranian people and state that have not yet been substantiated.