First Volker’s pending appearance was hyped to the skies by the Democrats: this was going to implicate Trump. Then Volker was interviewed in closed session, and the results were misrepresented by the MSM and the Democrats. Now the testimony is … Continue reading →
…but enjoy it while you can.
Continue reading →[BUMPED UP. Scroll down for new posts.] A lot of people are getting that message (“Your account has been suspended”) when they try to comment. It is a glitch that has been fixed. I have no idea why it happened, … Continue reading →
This is bad news for Biden pic.twitter.com/A4JfbQqOV3 — Ryan Saavedra (@RealSaavedra) September 26, 2019 But I have a sneaking suspicion the MSM will ignore all of this.
Continue reading →I plan to update later as actual results come in. So far it’s only exit polls – which I don’t credit much. They say that it’s close, which I do believe will be the case. It may be that no … Continue reading →
In their defense, I guess it must be hard to find a leftist who isn’t an anti-Semite.
Continue reading →What gives?: Assuming Iran is indeed behind the attack on Saudi Arabia’s major oil refining facility, it represents a step-increase in Iranian-backed aggression in the region… The prospect of a wider general war between Gulf states is hard to predict, … Continue reading →
See this for a discussion of what’s going on with Brexit at the moment. [NOTE: Regarding the first sentence of the linked article, I used the “Hotel California” reference for the attempt to leave the EU back in March. I … Continue reading →
Well, it’s about time this book was written. It’s called Debunking Howard Zinn: Not only is Grabar’s book a thoroughly researched and exquisitely compiled refutation of Zinn’s book, but she covers the historical analysis in an approachable, flowing style that … Continue reading →
We can just call it “recycling humans.” This is apparently for real, although the guy presenting the idea isn’t actually a scientist: A conference about the food of the future called Gastro Summit being held in Stockholm Sweden featured a … Continue reading →
Labor Day is the bookend on the opposite end of summer from its holiday beginning, Memorial Day. July Fourth is summer’s early peak, with the promise of long light-filled days ahead. But Labor Day is summer’s last gasp, the moment … Continue reading →
…you have computer neck.
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