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Farmers’ protest party does well in Dutch elections
Unexpectedly: BBB or BoerBurgerBeweging, as the party is called in Dutch, is a major threat to Prime Minister Mark Rutte and looks set to be in control of more Senate seats than the ruling conservative VVD party. In the Senate, … Continue reading →
DeSantis on our Ukraine involvement
I see no problem with his statement. I’ve highlighted certain words I think are important: While the U.S. has many vital national interests — securing our borders, addressing the crisis of readiness within our military, achieving energy security and independence, … Continue reading →
A January 6th fact sheet – and some questions
Julie Kelly has been one of the best reporters on January 6th from the start. A few days ago she published
Continue reading →Open thread 3/16/23
China and the Bidens
Some news: “According to bank documents we’ve already obtained, we know one company owned by a Biden associate received a $3 million dollar wire from a Chinese energy company two months after Joe Biden left the vice presidency,” Comer said … Continue reading →
Silicon Valley Bank joined the BLM virtue-signalling…
…to the tune of 73,450,000 dollars. Small change, comparatively speaking: The figure comes from an extensive report dropped by the Claremont Institute on Tuesday. The report details $82 billion dollars in social justice/BLM investments by major American companies. SVB stands … Continue reading →
Open thread 3/15/23
The significance of Shellenberger and Taibbi’s testimony and the Democrats’ reaction to it
What occurred: Taibbi and Shellenberger had not even uttered a word yet when the Ranking Member of the House Judiciary subcommittee Del. Stacey Plaskett, D-U.S. Virgin Islands, referred to the witnesses as “so-called journalists” in her opening statement. The pair … Continue reading →
The news so far on the drone downing
A summary: An MQ-9 reconnaissance drone on a routine mission of the international waters of the Black Sea was intercepted by a pair of Russian Su-27 fighters based in occupied Crimea around 7 a.m. CET, or 2 p.m. Eastern. During … Continue reading →
Snowstorm and intermittent connection problems
Where I live, mid-March is still winter. Yes, tiny green shoots that will someday become daylilies have been poking up in the sunniest spots. But snow and ice storms can still happen for at least another month, and today there’s … Continue reading →