Kruiser's Morning Brief

Sarah Anderson has the briefing today

"The more pity, that fools may not speak wisely what wise men do foolishly."

Stephen Kruiser
The Morning Briefing
September 14, 2026
The Left’s Favorite Minority — Quiet and Compliant

Good Morning

Enjoy Your Sunday

Cape Neddick, York, Maine

photo by Randy Rouch

Rule 5 Saturday LinkOrama

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Bacon Time - Rule Five: “Butt it’s Friday”

A View from the Beach - Rule 5 Saturday - Magdalina Soltan and Fish Pic Friday

Evi L. Bloggerlady - Battle of Vienna and Saturday Night Girls With Guns

The Feral Irishman - Friday Femme Fatale Farrago

Ninety Miles From Tyranny - Hot Pick, Girls With Guns, and Morning Mistress,

Whores and Ale - Hump Day Help and Two for Tuesday

The View from Lady Lake - HillBetty Beauty

BARNORAMA - Girls That Will Melt Your Screen

If You are Left you ain't Right - DALEYBABES

24 Femmes Per Second - Abby Dalton

Daily Timewaster - Dino Bite

The Hostages - BBF

Woodsterman - Cute Babes ~OR~ Rule 5 Woodsterman Style ~ A and Cute Babes ~OR~ Rule 5 Woodsterman Style ~ B

The Other McCain - Rule Five Sunday: Black Denim Shorts & Braces

The Pirates Cove - If All You See ... and Sorta Blogless Sunday Pinup

Wired Right - A Beautiful End to the Day

Sonoran Conservative - Rule 5: Friday

The Right Way - Friday Babe and ... Rule 5 Saturday LinkOrama

J.J. Sefton's Morning Report

J.J. Sefton
AoSHQ The Morning Report
September 11, 2026

Kruiser's Morning Brief

"The more pity, that fools may not speak wisely what wise men do foolishly."

Stephen Kruiser
The Morning Briefing
September 11, 2026
Any Moral Equivalence About 9/11 Is Pure Evil

Friday Babe

Brooklin Laird

A 9/11 Remembrance

Mount Washington to shine two beams in honor of 9/11 victims, heroes - Boston 25 News

A powerful tribute to the victims and heroes of September 11th begins tonight at the top of Mount Washington.

The "Honor Summit" will send two beams of light into the night sky from the summit of New England's highest peak—similar to the iconic beams displayed each year in New York City at Ground Zero.

The tribute will run from 8 p.m. to 3 a.m. tonight and each night through Saturday.

Organizers say the beams could be visible from as far as 135 miles away on a clear night, creating a sweeping reminder of the lives lost and the heroes who responded on September 11th.

J.J. Sefton's Morning Report

J.J. Sefton
AoSHQ The Morning Report
September 10, 2026