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The Bee Gees’ musical evolution
Here’s an overview of four-plus decades of the Bee Gees’ careers. I wouldn’t have made exactly the same choices. There are two Beatles covers and a Carol King cover that I’d eliminate, as well as some obscure and some not … Continue reading →
Roundup
Some quick takes: (1) Pay no attention to that election fraud that’s now not even behind the curtain. (2) Have you noticed how little we hear about Afghanistan these days? That’s what the Biden administration was counting on. But, contrary … Continue reading →
Jonathan Turley on Hunter and Joe Biden
[NOTE: I was just about to publish this post this afternoon when the power went out.] Jonathan Turley is taking seriously the information that Hunter Biden and his dad Joe had some combined bank accounts: However, the tranche of emails … Continue reading →
I’m back!
Power restored, all’s well. You seem to have carried on quite nicely without me.
Continue reading →Open thread 10/16/21
The outfits didn’t seem to hamper them as much as one might think:
Continue reading →Wouldn’t it be interesting if vaccine mandates in companies led to a general strike?
The US hasn’t been big on general strikes, although they’re a bit more popular in Europe. And in the past they’ve tended to be launched by the left. The forced vaccine mandates the Biden administration has tried to foist on … Continue reading →
In the Loudoun school system, it’s the crime and the coverup
The plot thickens. Loudoun County is an affluent suburb of Washington DC: Loudoun County is part of the Washington–Arlington–Alexandria, DC–VA–MD–WV Metropolitan Statistical Area. As of 2018, Loudoun County had a median household income of $136,268. Since 2008, the county has … Continue reading →
Open thread 10/15/21
The Bee Gees talk about taxes
And a few other things. The segment I’ve cued up is only six minutes long, but if you want to hear just the tax part it’s from 7:02 to 9:14. This interview took place in 1978, when Barry was 31 … Continue reading →
Norway: the slings and arrows of outrageous mass murder
A bow and arrow attack in Norway has left five people dead, and there is reason to believe it may be some form of Islamic terrorism although the main weapon is unusual: The suspect, a 37-year-old Danish citizen named Espen … Continue reading →
If you want to follow the Kyle Rittenhouse trial…
…Andrew Branca is writing about it at Legal Insurrection. Branca has been writing for LI for years and has covered many trials in great detail, in particular trials that involve the law of self-defense which is his specialty. The Rittenhouse … Continue reading →