Week 34.

Germany's traditional parties have utterly failed, and the AfD, leading Saxony-Anhalt polling, is the country's only remaining hope.

Saxony-Anhalt's constitutional-protection office classifies the state AfD as confirmed right-extremist, a finding that stands while its enforcement is stayed.

Anthropic's political spending and safety advocacy show it wants regulatory capture: rules only Anthropic can comply with, entrenching itself while eliminating startup and open-source competition.

The one documented electoral proxy fight pitted Anthropic-aligned money against OpenAI-aligned money over a safety-disclosure candidate, with no startup on either side.

Nolan cast The Odyssey for award eligibility and racism-avoidance, and art had nothing to do with it; that makes his film, and 'so many' like it, 'a pack of lies' about the past.

The one direct test of the claim, Musk's own AI-generated 'historically accurate' alternative, was mocked for its own anachronisms within hours.

Candidates who campaign against AIPAC-aligned spending form an illegitimate 'anti-Israel' bloc determined to undermine the US-Israel alliance, and responsible actors on both sides should treat AIPAC's backing as an asset.

Days after AIPAC's Florida victory post, allies of Mike Rogers, the Republican it wants to help, asked the group not to advertise for him.

Trump's Iran war is a reckless 'dumb war with no plan' that is driving the oil-price spike, the strain on allied economies, and the US debt and interest-rate crisis.

Coverage of the $40 trillion debt milestone attributes it chiefly to lost tariff revenue and decades of structural deficits, with the war a narrower channel through oil prices and yields.

Florida's Catholic bishops are misapplying their own faith's teaching, have no legitimate religious basis to withhold vaccine exemptions, and must comply or lose scholarship funding.

The same Vatican note the letter cites calls receiving the vaccines 'morally acceptable' and says the common good may recommend vaccination, which is the bishops' own stated ground.

Talarico wants to enable voting fraud in Texas by banning voter ID.

Talarico's documented position opposes the federal SAVE Act's proof-of-citizenship registration mandate; no proposal of his touches Texas's existing photo ID law.

Arday's celebrated rise was built on fabricated hate-crime claims that diversity politics let go unchecked, and Ghent's investigation of Nathan Cofnas, who exposed it, is whistleblower retaliation.

Ghent's own notice describes an inquiry limited to discrimination and leaves the plagiarism findings unchallenged, and it withheld the underlying grounds, so neither retaliation nor a legitimate finding is verified.

Chauvin's conviction was unjust because he didn't cause Floyd's death and never intended it, and the officers' immediate ambulance call proves the arrest wasn't handled with murderous intent.

The murder counts he was convicted under don't require intent to kill, and the first call for help was a routine non-emergency dispatch made after Floyd was already saying he couldn't breathe.

Democratic positions and votes on ICE, borders, immigrant healthcare, voter ID, and crime show the party as a whole is a radical socialist bloc that wants open borders, wants illegal aliens voting, and protects criminals over Americans.

The vote cited as proof was on a voter-ID requirement bill; no vote to grant noncitizens the franchise occurred, and leadership has adopted none of the attributed goals.

The AI industry's public reassurances show it is knowingly destroying jobs at scale and building addictive products that harm children behind a front the public believes.

The industry's most prominent safety-focused CEO has spent a year loudly warning about mass job displacement, and the child-harm pattern is already the subject of an FTC inquiry, lawsuits, and a state law.