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Who built the January 6 gallows?
Darned if I know. But the government has shown little interest in answering the question. This is odd, but in line with all the other government secrecy about January 6 and the role that government – and/or its informants and … Continue reading →
Netanyahu’s plan for “after Hamas”
It’s about what you’d expect [emphasis mine]: In the immediate time frame: The IDF will continue the war until its goals are achieved: The destruction of the military capabilities and governmental infrastructure of Hamas and the Islamic Jihad, the return … Continue reading →
Cellphone records implicate Willis and Wade in perjury
Note the way the AP frames the story: “Trump submits cellphone records allegedly showing Nathan Wade and Fani Willis’ interactions before hiring.” In other words, Trump pounces: Former President Donald Trump on Friday submitted a request to enter new evidence … Continue reading →
Open thread 2/23/24
Hamas sadism; plus the spread of pro-jihadi thought in US universities
Words such as “sadism” to describe what Hamas – and some Gazan civilians – did on October 7 are not strong enough. No words are strong enough. If you want to read a new report on the subject, which will … Continue reading →
CBS fires Catherine Herridge and confiscates her files
To tell you the truth, I was surprised when they hired Herridge, for the simple reason that she seemed to be an intelligent and fair reporter. Now they’re fired her as part of a cost-saving layoff – they say that’s … Continue reading →
All you WordPress whizzes out there
Maybe you can help me with a persistent problem I’m having setting up a website on WordPress for selling Gerard’s book. I’ve designed blogs before – obviously – but this bookselling website has a different format and I’m struggling with … Continue reading →
Open thread 2/22/24
What did I ever do to deserve those “worms coming out of the body” ads?
A while back I noticed that I was getting disgusting ads on several ordinary websites. I mean really revolting, most of them featuring hundreds of worms coming out of parts of someone’s body such as, most often, feet. At first … Continue reading →
Roger Pielke on the Mann trial
Recommended: Even so, in a trial that most neutral observers would surely see as favoring the arguments of the defense, Mann walked away with a resounding, comprehensive victory.7 How did that happen? In my view, there were two absolutely pivotal … Continue reading →
Roundup
(1) Is the Engoron verdict against Trump a violation of the 8th Amendment against the imposition of “excessive fines”? And if so, is Trump required to post the excessive fine and go through the entire state appeal process before getting … Continue reading →