You may have had difficulty accessing the blog for the past couple of hours. Apparently the problem happened to many blogs on one server at the host, although some viewers could see the blog and some couldn’t. I couldn’t. Nor … Continue reading →
If you’re not looking for fraud, you’re unlikely to find it. And if you’re not preventing it, it’s highly likely to happen. See this: I recall the DNC and Obama deliberately turning off location verification for donations — thus allowing … Continue reading →
[NOTE: I know there are other topics than Iran. But Iran is really really on my mind. So here’s another post about it; there’s so much Iran news, however, I can only scratch the surface.] During most modern wars until … Continue reading →
I have never seen such devotion to a fish before:
Continue reading →Explained here: Dan Schueftan’s answer boils down to this: it will almost certainly take a long time but time is on our side, and although it would be great if this war would bring down the regime, it may not … Continue reading →
We had a discussion on this blog recently about Charles Lindbergh and whether he ever actually supported the Nazis in the buildup to World War II, rather than just being an isolationist. First, an interesting bit of background from Wiki: … Continue reading →
If you want to see a good overall summary of the Byzantine twistings and turnings of Russiagate, take a look at this article by Jonathan Turley. Here are a few excepts: This week, we learned that the probe into the … Continue reading →
I don’t know what to make of the news of talks with Iran. How can anyone know? We don’t even know with whom these talks are happening, or whether they’re just some sort of delaying tactic for Trump in order … Continue reading →
On March 19 I wrote this about Joe Kent: Lastly, I wonder – with zero evidence, so this is truly just a thought – whether the investigation of Kent for leaking (an investigation which started prior to his resignation) has … Continue reading →
… rule the – what? Certainly not the waves: “Currently the Royal Navy has 63 commissioned ships. But of this number only 25 are really fighting ships. That is submarines, aircraft carriers, destroyers and frigates. The balance are support patrol … Continue reading →
Are we cynical enough yet? According to newly released documents by Sen Grassley office, it appears Special Counsel Jack Smith conferred with both DC Chief Judges Beryl Howell and James Boasberg as to their legal strategy in targeting the president … Continue reading →