(1) Kudos to Professor William Jacobson of Legal Insurrection for being the named plaintiff in a class action suit against the state of New York for its racially-based discriminatory COVID treatment guidelines. Read all about it here. (2) RIP to … Continue reading →
Here’s the evidence: Insane survey of Democratic voters in a recently poll: -55% support fines against unvaxxed-59% support house arrest-48% support prison for questioning vax efficacy on social media-45% support internment camps-47% support surveillance-29% support the state taking their kids … Continue reading →
More on the killing of Michelle Go, who was pushed to her death this past Saturday in front of an oncoming New York subway train, can be found here: [New York’s Asian[] Community leaders said that even if Saturday’s fatal … Continue reading →
I tend to avoid watching either Biden or Harris speak, but sometimes they’re nearly impossible to avoid. The other day I heard part of an interview with Harris, and I was appalled. I expected very little, but it was worse … Continue reading →
Here’s a companion piece to the video in yesterday’s open thread: Hey, why not sneak in a Bee Gees tune, who with 1000+ songs have one for everything? Originally released in 1975, this is a slightly later live version (and … Continue reading →
The initial articles’ descriptions of the end of the Texas synagogue standoff were so murky that I wondered what really happened. Had law enforcement been instrumental in freeing the hostages, or not? Had they been let go? Had they escaped? … Continue reading →
A 40-year-old woman named Michelle Go was killed Saturday morning by a 61-year-old vagrant who pushed her onto the tracks in the path of an oncoming train. The woman was Asian, the man black. That NY Post writer asks a … Continue reading →
(1) Neither the FBI nor the MSM cover themselves with glory over their story of the hostage-taking at the Texas synagogue. Nor does Joe Biden. (2) Those ballot dropboxes in Wisconsin in the 2020 election? A judge declares them illegal. … Continue reading →
The subject of the Tolstoy marriage came up in this thread, in the context of a discussion about Tolstoy’s novel Anna Karenina. In that book, Tolstoy presents a thinly-disguised more idealized version of his own marriage to his wife Sonya, … Continue reading →
I’ve been researching a bunch of seemingly pressing topics today, mostly having to do with the Biden administration’s current campaign against the right and in particular about the new sedition charges against eleven participants in January 6th. It turns out … Continue reading →