(Alex Griffin) May 27, 2025: Fans are calling for Family Guy to be canceled—and not because of some big controversy. Former fans are just sick of it. That's hard to believe, considering this was once the show fans fought to bring back after it got axed early on. What changed? How did ratings plummet from 9.22 to 0.96? And why is a show that was just renewed suddenly one of the most hated on TV? (Oh, Seth MacFarlane, what have you done now?) Contact: contactprecrymedia@gmail.com
Japan is amazingly similar to the US in spite of their obvious differences. Like Japan is a monoculture. We just wish we were.
Both countries are capitalist, on the cutting edge of technology (AI sexbots, silicone dolls, fictional girlfriends), obsessed with porn, lonely, severely contaminated with radiation and industrial chemicals, and suffering a timebomb.
Both are aging quickly with no hope of replacement birth rates. All the US can do is merge with Mexico, which has a young, virile, and growing population. With the addition of Canada for its yet-to-be exploited natural resources, the new merger can work under the name of the AU or North American Economic Union (NAMU).
Hello, Kitty? Not so much. But, hi, Badtz Maru!
(It is actually already being planned but, shush, you didn't hear that here).
(Infertility has not been happening by accident. That's what chemtrails, food additives, and excipients in injections, OTC products, and plastics are for).
Hell-Oh, I'm ChatGPT, an AI reality.
Mexico has always been part of North America, but this was concealed by inventing another name. There's South America with Argentina, Central America with Colombia, and North America with the USA. What other America is there? Between Central and North, there used to be Mesoamerica, but it's only a fictional designation to conceal Mexico's place in the North.
What is the name of our ticking timebomb? It is demography. Learn it. Live it. What are the demographics of the United States? No, we're sexually liberated, right? We have nothing to learn from stodgy old Japan's example.
Love, Lust, and Loneliness: Inside Japan’s Sexless Epidemic
(Robloak) Join us as we uncover the complexities of modern relationships in Japan. From legal prostitution to declining intimacy to societal pressures, explore the evolving dynamics shaping the country's social fabric.
Meet individuals navigating the challenges of sex, love, independence, and companionship in a rapidly changing world. Gain a glimpse into Japan's unique social landscape and the quest for connection in an ever-evolving society.
Porn for Israel: Young ladies forced to enlist in IDF serve as lures for young guys to sign up.
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The ethnic cleansing is almost complete.
What do Jimmy Dore and guests cover this week? Lots of things, like when Scarborough FREAKS OUT about Trump winning in 2024. Then there was the Obama advisor’s insane RACIST tirade caught on video MULTIPLE times. Famous Hollywood actor Susan Sarandon was DROPPED by her talent agency for opposing genocide.
Benny Shapiro? He's our asset in the USA.
Andrew Tate eviscerates Jewish-racist Ben Shapiro over his warmongering and cheerleading of Israel. The excess death rates are up DRAMATICALLY in 2023. Democracy is bad – for democracy, says MSNBC host. Here's the saddest video of YOUNG Ukrainian soldiers ever seen.
America’s addiction to war is exposed comically. The Feds are pretending to be N@zis during march in Wisconsin.
The pot is calling the kettle fascist. Pres. Joe Biden is LOSING the youth vote to Trump -- according to new poll. Former mayor and current California Gov. Gavin Newsom (possibly future president, frog-hopping over Kamala) cleared homeless from San Francisco for Chinese leader's visit.
Where we were shapes where we're going. Demography reveals what will happen to
Demography is the key to know what will happen in the future. Real demographic facts help one guide new reality strategies. Demographics precipitated economics, not the other way around.
The truth about what’s next and the tsunami of opportunity or doom is right ahead of us.
Gronbach is not a motivational speaker. He's a motivated demographer, who can educate and entertain with real data.
His presentations are about people and the products and services they are interested in. He offers take-a-way messages for reality planning. He uses facts, not opinions, data, not guesswork or theory.
What is a valuable take-a-way? Strategy.
A real strategy incorporates facts and a simple demographic model to use right away to shape a successful plan. Sound too good to be true? It’s not.
Twenty-two years ago, as president of a successful retail advertising agency, he made a remarkable discovery about the relationship between shifting demography and changing markets.
The evidence was overwhelming. He could now forecast markets with uncanny accuracy. He shares his secret with audiences by educating, entertaining, and inspiring them. More
Poll-Cooking With AP: Obama Approval at 60% -- With 46-29 Dem-GOP Split
Tom Blumer (May 11, 2011) The chefs in the kitchens at AP-GfK (a joint effort of the Associated Press and GfK Roper Public Affairs & Corporate Communications) have been working overtime cooking up a scrumptious dish for fans of Barack Obama and the Democratic party.
After tasting the output this morning, the AP's Liz Sidoti and Jennifer Agiesta could hardly contain their glee (also saved here for future reference, fair use and discussion purposes):
President Barack Obama's approval rating has hit its highest point in two years -- 60 percent -- and more than half of Americans now say he deserves to be re-elected, according to an Associated Press-GfK poll taken after U.S. forces killed al-Qaida leader Osama bin Laden.
In March, the same poll had the president's approval rating at 53%. The graphic which follows, obtained from the the poll's "topline" at AP-GfK's web site, reveal that the AP pair enjoy feasting on empty calories: More
Crime may be down, but punish-ment remains a significant issue. It is compounded by Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger’s urging to privatize prisons. Nationally, one in every 100 men in the U.S. is incarcerated — the highest number in our history and the highest percentage of any country in the world.
What’s at the root of this problem, and what are the most cost effective means of fixing it? Author Mark Kleiman joins Patt Morrison with his book When Brute Force Fails.
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