The San Jose railyard mass murder…
…seems to have been a classic case of workplace rage by an angry and threatening loner who had been reocognized to be a powder keg for a long, long time. Very sad. RIP to all the victims.
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UNRWA Gaza chief stumbles across the truth and then apologizes…
…to his real bosses, the Palestinians: The head of the United Nations Palestinian refugee agency in Gaza apologized on Tuesday for comments he made to Israeli TV in which he said that IDF strikes on the Strip appeared to be … Continue reading →
Watching new myths created in real time: George Floyd the hero
It’s the one-year anniversary of George Floyd’s death, and he is being treated like a hero. INSANITY. A State Department memo is reportedly encouraging US Embassies to support Black Lives Matter and fly BLM flags. They refused to clarify its … Continue reading →
Twitter is only against violent words if the target is the left
If it’s Rand Paul, no problem: Last night, I reported that Rand Paul was threatened with a suspicious package with white powder. This threat followed a raft of attacks on social media against him from folks on the left who … Continue reading →
The official Capitol Police letter that wasn’t
It appears rather Ratheresque. You probably remember Rathergate, the fake letter about Bush and his National Guard service that became a big big story prior to the 2004 election. Somehow, despite everything, those who accepted the letter at face value … Continue reading →
Anti-Jewish attacks on the rise
Well, of course. See this. And this: Israel’s fight against Hamas has again reached American shores. While cities all over Europe continue to report alarming spikes in physical attacks against Jews —citizen broadcasts via the Twitterverse show the same sort … Continue reading →
Using the word “kapo” as an insult
[NOTE: I noticed this word appearing again lately, so I think it’s time to repost this. I originally wrote it in December of 2015.] I’ve noticed the word “kapo” cropping up now and then in the comments section of this … Continue reading →
What the January 6th surveillance tapes show
I think we already knew some of this, but here’s further video confirmation [emphasis mine]: …[N]ewly-obtained video shows United States Capitol Police officers speaking with several January 6 protestors—including Jacob Chansley, the so-called “Q shaman”—inside the Capitol that afternoon. One … Continue reading →
As I said in a previous post, why don’t they just stone Chauvin to death and get it over with
[See ADDENDUM below.] I’m referring to this news: The [Chauvin] prosecution filed a motion to enhance sentencing, something we covered in Chauvin Post-Trial Sentencing: What to Expect. Chauvin opted to have the judge, not the jury, decide the issue. The … Continue reading →
Unrest and violence against Israel
Is anyone surprised by this increase in violence against Israel? I think that Israel’s enemies were both overjoyed and emboldened by Biden’s election. Why wouldn’t they be? ADDENDUM: Caroline Glick gives the details, including the Biden administration’s role.
Continue reading →The job of police
This comment from “boatbuilder” is brief and spot-on: We ask men to take on the harsh and dangerous business of policing criminals, and demand that nothing unpleasant happens. We don’t want anything unpleasant to happen at their hands, that is. … Continue reading →
Why don’t they just stone Chauvin to death and get it over with?
I’m sure they would find plenty of eager participants. What am I talking about? This: The DOJ is now planning to indict [Chauvin] and the three other cops involved in Floyd’s death on civil rights charges, a source told the … Continue reading →