This is appalling and mind-blowingly stupid

Trump reorganized the National Security Council to, along with other changes, give Bannon a regular seat on the principals committee — the meetings of the most senior national security officials, including the secretaries of defense and state.

That memo also states that the director of national intelligence and the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff will sit on the principals committee only when the issues to be discussed pertain to their “responsibilities and expertise.”

Yeah why would you need the director of national intelligence sitting on the National Security Council. Waste of time. Clearly.

Trump orders ISIS plan, talks with Putin and gives Bannon national security role
The president held a series of calls Saturday with world leaders and restructured the National Security Council.

We are the bad guys

We are the empire, breaking apart families and driving innocents to despair.

We're the people with ridiculous make-up and hair in the Hunger Games.

We are the benign racists, who swear we don't hate people of color; we just can't be bothered to care when our choices will ruin their lives.

You can lie to yourself – and you will have to, to deny this – but it doesn't change the new reality.

We are the bad guys.

http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/queens/woman-set-deportation-attempts-suicide-jfk-article-1.2958066

Woman set for deportation attempts suicide at JFK
A woman distraught over being forced back to her native country attempted to kill herself inside Kennedy Airport.

2016 Election Statistics

White millennials voted for Trump 48% to 42%
White women voted for Trump 53% to 43%
White college graduates voted for Trump 49% to 45%

Black men voted Hillary 82% to 13%
Black women voted Hillary 94% to 4%

Latino men voted Hillary 63% to 32%
Latino women voted Hillary 69% to 25%

Black millennials voted Hillary 85% to 9%
Latinos millennials voted Hillary 68% to 26%

Non-white college graduates voted Hillary 72% to 22%

All of these numbers are from the same CNN exit poll.

It is hard to find a single white demographic that did not come up with a Trump majority (white college-graduated women come up 51% for Hillary) and there is not a single non-white demographic that came up with a Trump majority or came anywhere near the polling margin of error.

Statistically the strongest defining feature of the Trump supporter is whiteness.

Does this mean the majority of white people actively hate people of color and voted for Trump because they wanted a racist in charge?

No. That’s not how racism works.

What it means is that, as a result of unconscious racism, a LOT of white people who do not consider themselves racist ignored Trump’s racism and voted for him anyway.

They simply did not care about people of color enough to not vote for Trump.

That’s racism’s biggest effect: apathy to the point of allowing people to die because you can’t be bothered to keep them safe.

The Resist Trump non-book Reading List

Books may be time-consuming or unavailable for some folks, and our ability to share them far and wide is limited. Here’s a list of online articles available for free, plus archive.org links.

Via [Tumblr](http://thebatlord.com/post/153822227733/a-stop-trump-reading-list).

5calls.org

For me, the idea of calling people about the Issue of the Day is… daunting. Exhausting – also that – but just kind of overwhelming. Who do I even call? What do I say? What if I forget something important? What if I miss something I really wanted to do something about.

And… I'm a talker. I don't know how folks with anxiety do it at all.

Kate asked me about these exact same problems tonight, and I said "Hey let's check out this site 5calls."

And I have to tell you, after looking through what the site does to help you out with these kinds of things – to help you make a difference – I got really excited.

So I made a short video explaining the whole thing, because it's cool, and because I want you to know about it and maybe get excited too.

Check it out.

What's the Most Secure Phone?

The answers range from 'not terribly useful' feature phone, to an iPod Touch with a bunch of options disabled (note: is not actually a PHONE), and wander into less secure territory from there.

"It's a security first-principles dilemma: the most secure device is likely to be the least useful to the average person."

Need a secure smartphone? Answer is simple, experts say | ZDNet
Making a good smartphone choice could be the difference between being hacked and keeping your data safe.

HELLO DONALD I NEED TO REPORT SOME VOTER FRAUD

Steve Bannon is registered to vote in two different states maybe you have heard of him.

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2017/jan/25/steve-bannon-voter-registration-trump-election-voter-fraud?utm_source=nextdraft&utm_medium=email

So is this dude Steve Mnuchin MAYBE YOU HAVE HEARD OF HIM ALSO.

http://edition.cnn.com/2017/01/25/politics/kfile-mnuchin-voter-registration/index.html?utm_source=nextdraft&utm_medium=email

I suggest a thorough investigation and also reducing the number of white motherfuckers named Steve in your Cabinet by 100%

Steve Bannon registered to vote in two states despite Trump’s cries of ‘voter fraud’ | US news | The Guardian