See this by the intrepid Julie Kelly, who’s been on the January 6th case from the start: But body camera footage from a D.C. Metropolitan police officer on duty that day raises serious doubts about the government’s claims and the … Continue reading →
Of course, it may not be new to you, but it’s new to me. I wonder whether earth will end up sporting a ring or rings like Saturn, only man-made ones instead? And will it make future space exploration difficult … Continue reading →
Yesterday in California, leaving the town of Paradise:
Continue reading →[NOTE: First published here in June of 2006.] I try to do about three miles of brisk walking every day for exercise. On rainy or snowy days, I’m off to the gym and its treadmill, which feels like–well, like being … Continue reading →
I’m easing back into writing about politics and the news of the day, but slowly. It’s a strange in-between time right now. I also of course have extra things to do connected with Gerard’s death, including corresponding with some of … Continue reading →
The latest edition of the Twitter Files can be found here. It’s another series of revelations about the Potemkin village built by the left to attack Trump and the right. Fabrications: But according to Taibbi, there was a big problem … Continue reading →
Very hard to say, because there’s a lot of missing information. But here’s something about it, as well as this. My reflections so far: (1) We don’t know why Nichols was stopped, nor do we know what triggered the beating … Continue reading →
Gerard died peacefully in the small hours of the morning. He left instructions to me for two last posts of his that he wanted me to publish on his blog. I will probably do that tomorrow. I also will be … Continue reading →
Reaction to the Bee Gees’ “Too Much Heaven”: In case you need a refresher:
Continue reading →I saw Gerard yesterday and I believe he’s quite close to death, perhaps days to a week. I’m not going to go into details except to say that meaningful conversation seems to have ceased, and he has also stopped drinking … Continue reading →
I saw the headline of this article – “San Francisco falls into the abyss,” and it certainly struck home: Some blame San Francisco’s high cost of living for the exodus. San Francisco housing costs have contributed to this loss, but … Continue reading →