The riots in France are about carbon taxes, though you seldom hear that in the news. Here's more warning about carbon taxes.
Here's a pretty good history lesson about the changing attitude of Democrats on illegal immigration.
Victor Davis Hanson points out the illegality in the FISA warrants which were used to eavesdrop on Trump officials.
A historic image of the Earth rising over the lunar horizon remastered in color. Or if you prefer, a video in real time of the Earth rising.
Leading Democrats are attacking the Knights of Columbus, a Catholic service organization.
Obama worked to destroy school discipline. Betsy DeVos is fixing that; it's a great thing.
If you are an iPhone fan, you might enjoy this review of every iPhone ever made.
Famously liberal city Seattle has a serious homeless problem. They spend $1B a year on homelessness; there are about 10,000 homeless people in Seattle. That's $100,000 per homeless person every year, enough to put them up in a nice middle class home.
If you're old like me, you remember the Pueblo. A case history on how not to handle a crisis.
This writer is suggesting that the investigations are actually a cover-up to protect the real criminals.
Planning to see the movie about Dick Cheney? Christian Toto says it's liberal propaganda.
In 2013, virtually every Democrat Senator that's still around endorsed the border fence. Now that Trump wants it, they are opposed. The usual hypocrisy from politicians.
Dave Barry's annual year in review article.
Another edition of the worst fake news stories of 2018.
If a lawyer wrote "The Night Before Christmas".
The New York Times pulled some Christmas movie reviews out of the archives. The actual movies held up better than the reviews.
Speaking of Christmas movies, here's a Hallmark Christmas movie junkie.
Friday, December 28, 2018
Friday, December 21, 2018
Fake News
And don't miss the story by a Fergus Falls resident that outlined the 11 worst falsehoods in the story.
More on media incompetence: 18 things they got wrong in 2018.
Jarad Kushner is making serious progress on prison reform, something the politicians were unable to do despite agreement that it ought to be done.
Honda is a car company. One day they decide they might like to build a jet airplane on the order of the Honda Civic. Here's a fascinating story about the process.
For the Christmas season: The Little Drummer Boy. LIve from Phoenix by For King and Country. Other Christmas Carols by the group will follow.
Last week there was a link to the what the author considered 10 worst Christmas songs of all time. Here's an update with what he thinks are the 8 best Christmas songs you have never heard.
This judge thinks the Justice Department colluded to protect Hillary Clinton in the email scandal.
Environmentalists are recognizing a flaw in their plans to save the world. One of them even acknowledges that nuclear power is the only clean solution.
Seldom do you see in the news that the French people are protesting that their taxes are being raised to solve global warming. Here's insight on understanding France.
Victor Davis Hanson on the lack of credibility in James Comey's testimony.
You've heard of porch pirates. It's much worse in San Francisco where 85% voted for Hillary.
You've seen in the news about all the attacks on Donald Trump. Nothing is being done about the Clinton Foundation with more egregious crimes.
Remember when you were young and wandered free in the neighborhood? These days helicopter adults are doing dumb things to keep kids safe.
And finally:
Thursday, December 13, 2018
The Clinton Foundation
Here's an update on the Clinton Foundation. It seems that Bill was unable to keep from mixing funds and donations have gotten a lot smaller since Hillary lost the election.
Michael Flynn was set up according to this author because he was on the wrong side of history.
The always insightful Victor Davis Hanson on the Mueller probe.
63 percent of ‘non-citizens’ are on welfare, confirmed by the census. Maybe Trump is right that illegal immigrants are a drain on taxpayer dollars.
President Bush's internment was honored with a flyover by 21 jets. You can watch the video here. That was nice, but they really should have rounded up one of those torpedo bombers that George Bush flew. I saw one at Battle Lake Minnesota a couple of years ago at a modest little fly-in. When they unfolded the wings and fired up that big radial, the prop wash almost blew me over. There are plenty of flying Avengers around including one at the George H. W. Bush presidential library.
Donald Trump and his people are doing a thousand things to make America great again. These things stay under the radar because the media focuses on his tweets. One example is changes in the school lunch program, a disaster under Michelle Obama.
China continues its practice of persecuting Christians. A large number of worshippers were arrested.
A holiday without. I almost didn't post this, but the explanation of why candy canes are unacceptable is too good to miss.
A newly discovered cave in Canada is like really big; big enough to fit the Statue of Liberty. There are some nice videos. Take note of the ones with people in the picture. Also note how politically correct the Canadian geologists are.
A Dallas Cowboys football player dropped $21 into a Salvation Army kettle and the NFL fined him for unsportsmanlike conduct. Where was the NFL when football players were kneeling during the National Anthem.
This gay journalist became a conservative. He found out that being conservative is worse than being gay.
This author has gathered up what he considers the 10 worst Christmas songs of all time.
You have migraines? Here's a study on a good food supplement.
Here's an update on the continuing troubles on California's bullet train to nowhere.
Politicians always talk about "affordable housing". There are a lot of ways to reduce the cost of housing, starting with the building codes, but the politicians are going the other way by requiring solar panels on all new homes.
More proof that college administrators are losing their minds. A law student was suspended because he has guns. In Texas of all places!
Michael Flynn was set up according to this author because he was on the wrong side of history.
The always insightful Victor Davis Hanson on the Mueller probe.
63 percent of ‘non-citizens’ are on welfare, confirmed by the census. Maybe Trump is right that illegal immigrants are a drain on taxpayer dollars.
President Bush's internment was honored with a flyover by 21 jets. You can watch the video here. That was nice, but they really should have rounded up one of those torpedo bombers that George Bush flew. I saw one at Battle Lake Minnesota a couple of years ago at a modest little fly-in. When they unfolded the wings and fired up that big radial, the prop wash almost blew me over. There are plenty of flying Avengers around including one at the George H. W. Bush presidential library.
Donald Trump and his people are doing a thousand things to make America great again. These things stay under the radar because the media focuses on his tweets. One example is changes in the school lunch program, a disaster under Michelle Obama.
China continues its practice of persecuting Christians. A large number of worshippers were arrested.
A holiday without. I almost didn't post this, but the explanation of why candy canes are unacceptable is too good to miss.
A newly discovered cave in Canada is like really big; big enough to fit the Statue of Liberty. There are some nice videos. Take note of the ones with people in the picture. Also note how politically correct the Canadian geologists are.
A Dallas Cowboys football player dropped $21 into a Salvation Army kettle and the NFL fined him for unsportsmanlike conduct. Where was the NFL when football players were kneeling during the National Anthem.
This gay journalist became a conservative. He found out that being conservative is worse than being gay.
This author has gathered up what he considers the 10 worst Christmas songs of all time.
You have migraines? Here's a study on a good food supplement.
Here's an update on the continuing troubles on California's bullet train to nowhere.
Politicians always talk about "affordable housing". There are a lot of ways to reduce the cost of housing, starting with the building codes, but the politicians are going the other way by requiring solar panels on all new homes.
More proof that college administrators are losing their minds. A law student was suspended because he has guns. In Texas of all places!
Thursday, December 6, 2018
Ballot harvesting
What is ballot harvesting? It's the latest way for Democrats to steal elections. Eight Republicans candidates lost despite winning the count on election day.
More on the stolen elections and proof that the Republican Party is not crooked enough to compete.
Al Sharpton is selling the rights to his life story for $531,000. He sold it to his own charity. The charity already pays him a salary of over $200,000.
Here's a story in the New York Times about how the world missed its change to end global warming. It's a history piece the won the "Energy Writer of the Year Award". Compelling images are included. I need to read further to see if it mentions all the dire predictions that didn't come true or if it discusses the contrary view that anthropogenic global warming might be a scam.
Here's a photo of Lt. jg George Bush in his Grumman TBF Avenger torpedo bomber. On a side note, the torpedo bombers were wiped out at the decisive Battle of Midway, but the aerial bombers sunk the Japanese carriers.
The "MeTwo" movement is hurting women in the workplace. Managers are avoiding women like the plague.
Stoneman Douglas school went to great lengths to keep secret that they knew all along that the shooter was a danger to society.
An update on California's bullet train to nowhere.
The CEO of My Pillow, whom you may have seen on TV selling pillows, is investing in a pro-life movie.
More on the General Motors plant closing: further proof that bailouts don't work.
An EMP attack is generated by setting off nuclear bombs in the atmosphere, generating an enormous electromagnetic pulse. The military is concerned that it could wipe out civilization.
FBI agents raided the home of a recognized Department of Justice whistleblower. He has been providing documents about how the FBI ignored crimes committed by Hillary Clinton.
Mikhail Gorbachev honored late U.S. president George H.W. Bush, citing specifically his efforts to end the Cold War and the arms race between the U.S. and the Soviet Union.
Obama has been taking credit for the oil boom. The former president of Shell Oil takes exception.
The recent riots in France prompted this lengthy but fascinating article on French politics, with much warning about how the U.S. is heading.
Secretary of Defense Mattis suggests it's time to leave Afganistan.
Here's another analysis of the recent government report on climate change that has gotten so much unskeptical coverage in the news lately.
More on the stolen elections and proof that the Republican Party is not crooked enough to compete.
Al Sharpton is selling the rights to his life story for $531,000. He sold it to his own charity. The charity already pays him a salary of over $200,000.
Here's a story in the New York Times about how the world missed its change to end global warming. It's a history piece the won the "Energy Writer of the Year Award". Compelling images are included. I need to read further to see if it mentions all the dire predictions that didn't come true or if it discusses the contrary view that anthropogenic global warming might be a scam.
Here's a photo of Lt. jg George Bush in his Grumman TBF Avenger torpedo bomber. On a side note, the torpedo bombers were wiped out at the decisive Battle of Midway, but the aerial bombers sunk the Japanese carriers.
The "MeTwo" movement is hurting women in the workplace. Managers are avoiding women like the plague.
Stoneman Douglas school went to great lengths to keep secret that they knew all along that the shooter was a danger to society.
An update on California's bullet train to nowhere.
The CEO of My Pillow, whom you may have seen on TV selling pillows, is investing in a pro-life movie.
More on the General Motors plant closing: further proof that bailouts don't work.
An EMP attack is generated by setting off nuclear bombs in the atmosphere, generating an enormous electromagnetic pulse. The military is concerned that it could wipe out civilization.
FBI agents raided the home of a recognized Department of Justice whistleblower. He has been providing documents about how the FBI ignored crimes committed by Hillary Clinton.
Mikhail Gorbachev honored late U.S. president George H.W. Bush, citing specifically his efforts to end the Cold War and the arms race between the U.S. and the Soviet Union.
Obama has been taking credit for the oil boom. The former president of Shell Oil takes exception.
The recent riots in France prompted this lengthy but fascinating article on French politics, with much warning about how the U.S. is heading.
Secretary of Defense Mattis suggests it's time to leave Afganistan.
Here's another analysis of the recent government report on climate change that has gotten so much unskeptical coverage in the news lately.
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