(1) The death of Paul Kessler, 69, has been ruled a homicide. Kessler was the pro-Israel demonstrator who died as a result of being struck in the head (reportedly with a megaphone), falling to the pavement, and hitting his head … Continue reading →
I bet you’ve all seen those huge crowds of pro-Palestinian, and often pro-Hamas, protesters in many major cities. For example, here’s an article about today’s display on the Brooklyn Bridge. They’re numerous, they’re mostly young, they’re loud and bold, and … Continue reading →
If the leaked manifesto of the Nashville shooter is authentic, if provides the motive that has been covered up till now by the authorities who refused to release it: Hale reportedly resented her devout Christian family and the fact that … Continue reading →
Just a quick post before I’m out the door — I think it’s ironic that Biden is lower in the polls in key swing states than Trump is at the moment. Perhaps the reason Biden has fallen is because he … Continue reading →
I’ve been having server problems. Sorry if you’re having any problems getting to the blog at the moment. I’m working on getting it fixed, and hopefully that will happen soon. Meanwhile, I have a meeting for a few hours. I … Continue reading →
Very high indeed: Average mice can jump anywhere up to about 13 inches without a running start and even higher when they’re already moving. The average 5-gallon bucket is about 12 inches tall, meaning it is not tall enough to … Continue reading →
He may have gotten a little bit sloppy: The money trail begins in July 2017 when Hunter Biden demanded payment from his Chinese Communist Party (CCP) linked associate. On July 30, 2017, Hunter Biden sent a message to Raymond Zhao—a … Continue reading →
Commenter “huxley” wonders, as does commenter “Mike K”: “The other day I read a number that I have trouble accepting. It was that 50% of Democrat contributions come from Jews.” Mike K: I saw that too and wondered. Dunno. I … Continue reading →
(1) In researching the Constantinople/Istanbul song in this post, I came across this piece of information about the city’s fall to the Ottomans: The Walls of Constantinople, especially the Theodosian Walls, were some of the most advanced defensive systems in … Continue reading →