It’s been a while since I’ve asked for donations. In the meantime, many readers have donated anyway, and I thank you all profusely. Some of you even have a setup whereby you make a monthly payment, which is also great. … Continue reading →
I came across these passages written by Hunter Biden in texts to Devon Archer in 2019. At the time, Archer had been arrested by the DOJ. I find the texts quite revealing: Every great family is persecuted prosecuted in the … Continue reading →
And – surprise, surprise – the scheduled date “could have a crucial impact on the 2024 race for the White House.” Fancy that. What an odd coincidence: U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan’s decision sets the trial in the middle of … Continue reading →
Here we go again with a roundup. (1) The DOJ is targeting Elon Musk in a suit that makes little sense on any level except as political retaliation. Then again, that’s what the DOJ specializes in these days. (2) And … Continue reading →
Just the other day:
Continue reading →Some singers who have clear and ringing voices, especially in the upper register, find that as they age they just can’t sing that way anymore. But some can (by the way, Elvin Bishop wrote the song and is playing the … Continue reading →
In all the brouhaha about Trump, it’s easy to forget that Giuliani posed for his mugshot too (see this), and had quite a bit to say: Faced with the same number of charges as former President Donald Trump, with a … Continue reading →
Here’s some relatively good news at last: Within a day of Maui County releasing 388 names of people unaccounted for following the deadliest U.S. wildfire in more than a century, more than 100 of them or their relatives came forward … Continue reading →
Trump’s arrest and mug shot in Georgia got me wondering whether black voters – who vote overwhelmingly Democrat – might not be a bit sympathetic to him because of the element of persecution by prosecutors. I think it’s always a … Continue reading →
And to go with that, you might want to take a look at Robert Frost’s entertaining poem “Departmental.”
Continue reading →As soon as I heard that the Ontario Divisional Court had ruled to fine Jordan Peterson and send him to a College of Psychologists of Ontario re-education camp in order to learn how to be more “professional” in his public … Continue reading →
From a writer he helped.
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