In The Mailbox: 03.12.26

Posted on | March 13, 2026 | No Comments

Call for Authors – Short Stories!
Silicon Valley et Hamas delenda sunt.

OVER THE TRANSOM
Director Blue: An Illustrated Guide to Drone Warfare
EBL: Abalone, Saint Matthew’s Passion, The Count of Monte Cristo, and Why were Americans slim in the 1970s?
Twitchy: Reporter Makes A Funny Out of Mamdani’s Wife Liking 10/7 Posts & Gets Dragged, The Spud Is Silent About CNN’s Media Malpractice, and Sen. Gillibrand Demands Sen. Tuberville Apologize for “Islamophobic” Post
Louder With Crowder: Foster children accidentally placed with trans serial killer, Woman Discusses Relationship With AI Octopus Boyfriend, With so many stabbings on London buses, government is calling for them to have “bleed kits” available, Now the Brits are warning parents that their kids’ artwork might be “Islamophobic”, and Chuck Schumer’s latest excuse against voter ID? It would allow ICE to block certain people from voting
Vox Popoli: Can’t Stop the Signal
Upstream Reviews: Tenure 4- Extracurricular Activities
Cedar Sanderson: Song for a Cracked Voice
The Abbey of Misrule: In the Desert of the Heart
Jim McCoy: Humanity Through Art – Why Civilization Depends On Stories
Ammo.com: Average Age of U.S. Mass Shooters

RIPPED FROM THE HEADLINES
CDR Salamander: Orders, Duty, & the Ridgway Benchmark
Dana Loesch: The War For The Soul of the Right – Understanding Multipolarity
Don Surber: Ayatollah Press says Iran’s winning
Racket News: Jeffrey Sachs Is Trying to Fix The NYT Iran War Coverage One Email At A Time

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‘Thou Shalt Not Bear False Witness Against Thy Neighbour’ (Exodus 12:16)

Posted on | March 12, 2026 | No Comments

Not every day I quote the King James Bible in a headline, but it seems that some people don’t understand why the Ninth Commandment is so important that God felt the need to include it in the Top Ten.

Making false accusations is both a sin and a crime, and it can also be a tort — libel or slander — although as a society we have allowed this sin to go unpunished so often that some people think they can get away with it. If you’re wondering about the mug shot at the top of this post, she once broke the Ninth Commandment without suffering any consequences, but then she later broke another commandment, and was sent to prison.

She walked out of the North Carolina Correctional Institution for Women last month, having served her time. When I saw the news of her release, I checked the calendar and discovered that tomorrow, March 13, is the 20th anniversary of a notorious event in North Carolina:

March 13, 2006, was a Monday night, and one might suppose that the Allure Escort Service in Durham, North Carolina, would have had many adult entertainers available for the occasion. For some reason that was never adequately explained, however, while the lacrosse team captains had reportedly requested white strippers, the two performers sent to 610 North Buchanan Boulevard were a 31-year-old mixed-race woman, Kim Roberts (half-black, half-Korean), and Ms. Mangum, a black woman who was then 27. This contributed a racial aspect to the subsequent controversy that had a magnetic effect in attracting national media attention. . . .

You can read the rest of my latest column at The American Spectator.

Category: American Spectator, Crime, Media Bias, North Carolina, Racism

When the Jokes Just Write Themselves

Posted on | March 11, 2026 | No Comments

Talk about an easy layup. That headline is such an invitation to sarcastic responses that I would be ashamed to make wisecracks. As is my habit when I encounter something like this, the first question that crossed my mind was, “Who is this person?” Immediately I turn to Google to try to get the writer’s biographical background to explain why someone would publish something so obnoxious. There isn’t much biographical material about Anniki Sommerville — she’s a middle-aged British woman mainly known as a podcaster. She first gained notice for a 2022 book, F*ck Nailing It: How to Ditch the Job You Hate and Find Work You Love, the cover blurb of which tells us, “From running a multi-million-pound company to becoming a freelancer and everything in between, Anniki Sommerville has learnt some valuable life lessons about what work means to her. She’s figured out that ‘nailing it’ is a one-way ticket to burnout and disillusionment, and instead found a more joyful path to contentment.” So there’s that, which doesn’t tell us much.

She evidently found a receptive audience for her message, and has kept cranking out content aimed at 40-ish women in need of this kind of girl-boss self-help stuff. It’s a crowded market, admittedly, as there are thousands of women trying to get rich selling their own varieties of the same basic product. Anyway, let’s dive into this mess:

Why so many women like me are giving up on men, and what we can do about it
“I just keep asking myself, ‘What’s the value of men?’” a friend says to me. She’s explaining how burnt out she feels by the sheer deluge of terrible news stories — men being the chief protagonists of the violence and chaos — while simultaneously dealing with her own imbalanced gender set-up at home; she is doing 95 per cent of the domestic load on top of working full-time, five days a week, with three children. I nod sympathetically. . . .

(Notice the connection, from “terrible news stories” about men engaged in “violence and chaos,” to the perennial complaint about hubby not doing his share of domestic chores. What does one have to do with the other, really? Never mind. She nods sympathetically.)

“I’m going to live in an all-female commune,” another friend announces as we walk her dog. “I just want to hang out with women, we can help one another and there will be none of this toxic masculinity sh*t to deal with”. I mull over the reality of commune-living (no privacy, group meals, arguing over who forgot to buy milk, and how long would all these women might spend in the bathroom…) But I do see her point.
Every woman I speak to is angry, much of this anger directed towards men. . . .

(Ever since Trump beat Hillary, really, and the fact that “this anger directed toward men” has leaped across the Atlantic is simply a function of the fact that the United States, with 330 million people, dominates the culture of the English-speaking world, so that the 70 million residents of the U.K. echo in their own quirky accents many of the same beliefs and attitudes that prevail in American media. “But I do see her point.”)

On social media, the algorithm sends me shocking facts about men (chiefly Epstein but for some reason also male serial killers?), and women then pulling these men apart. I follow one woman who remixes toxic masculinity content, and tears each comment down (it’s funny but I also feel my rage increasing).
“Don’t you think it’s strange that more men aren’t commenting on the Epstein thing?” one woman says in her reel. I think about it and agree. I mentioned it to a mum on the school run: “Well, they don’t care. It doesn’t impact them. I think a lot of men would do the same if they could get away with it.” I’m shocked and don’t agree, but it feels maddening that so many women are traumatised and men seem… so calm? . . .

(Lady, if you ever form a coherent thought, let me know, but in the meantime what part of “non sequitur” do I need to explain here? Jeffrey Epstein is dead. The doings of a degenerate finance mogul had zero direct impact on my life, and almost certainly had no impact on your life, so what is this “trauma” you claim to be experiencing? I’ve got enough hassle in my own life without worrying about who was or was not implicated in the Epstein scandal, and cannot for the life of me comprehend why anyone would expect me to care.)

Of course, these conversations aren’t new — I grew up with a feminist mum in the 70s and 80s telling my dad to pick up his socks and take out the rubbish. It’s also true that sometimes women are going to let off steam to their friends, but these conversations feel different. When we’re continually fed negative news stories about men, or another toxic wally on a podcast is talking about women “going back to traditional roles”, while we’re picking their pants up off the floor, we can start feeling like men are to blame for everything. . . .

(Again we’re back to the trivial domestic complaints. One minute she’s ranting about Epstein, the next paragraph it’s about picking up socks.)

It becomes easy to romanticise what life would be like if the domestic humdrum was equally shared, but we don’t want that to mean shutting men out entirely. Is it fair to amplify hate for our partners because of what is happening on the world stage – rather than them just forgetting to book parent’s evening? Perhaps the parents’ evening blunder isn’t related to all men being bad? (And this isn’t just mid-life women – a Vogue article titled “Is Having A Boyfriend Embarrassing Now?” has been going viral for months). . . .

(STOP LETTING MEDIA TELL YOU WHAT TO THINK! In my journalism career, one of the things I’ve learned is that you’re not contributing anything useful merely by following the herd and dogpiling on whatever Big Story that the major media insist everybody is supposed to care about. Does anyone need my opinion about Iran or Israel? Or should I weigh in on whatever controversy is going on in Congress? Tune out the noise and think for yourself. But here’s this lady who just had to throw in a reference to a women’s magazine article that’s “been going viral for months” to justify her jumbled-up emotional rant about How Awful Men Are, without realizing that her media consumption habits are a huge part of the problem.)

I spoke to Jennifer Cox, author and psychiatrist, about how many women are going off men. Is it just me and my friends? She explained how she’s seeing this disengagement amongst many of her therapy clients. “I’m increasingly struck by just how many of my patients are moving their emotional focus away from men. From the time of Trump resuming office [in 2024], there seems to have arrived a generalised loss of male-focused libido in women, which plays out across their decisions and choices, and spans age and background. The precise shape this radical decentering of men takes appears to differ according to life stage, but I can’t ignore the pattern”. . . .

(Again, it’s really about Trump, living rent-free inside the heads of all these women, not only in America, but worldwide.)

I asked [the psychiatrist Cox] why it was happening now. “It appears to have picked up pace in light of [numerous] abuses of power, from the Pelicot case to the Epstein files,” she says. “And it’s clear that social media is contributing to this sense of mistrust and suspicion.” While this is happening, men are also being targeted with ways to harness their masculinity in unhelpful and abusive methods that contribute to the cycle of hate and distrust. “Lost young men themselves are finding solace online among figures who in turn abuse their vulnerability,” she says. . . .

(So we’ve gone from Trump to social media and “the cycle of hate and distrust,” and the important thing — the message Cox and Sommerville are both selling to their audience — is that women are utterly blameless. Everything is men’s fault, and women never do anything wrong, and so the narrative is all about women as traumatized victims.)

Cox believes that one of the key reasons that we’re seeing the divide open up is because we’re not encouraged to spend time together beyond cultivating romantic and sexual partnerships: “Our society has never encouraged us to build intimacy between genders based on something deeper than sex. It’s as if the algorithm has learnt this, and is now feeding the fire for gender war. Women are suffering a group trauma, about which men are (ironically) feeling victimised. It’s a dangerous cycle. In order to unite against a rage-bait fracture, which benefits only toxic influencers and billionaires, we all need to work on our real-world inter-gender relationships.”
So that means less scrolling and more connection. I spoke to my partner about it recently, too, and asked how he feels about all this negative news about men. “I feel powerless, too. It’s terrible,” he said. “I have two daughters, and I want them to grow up in a world where they’re not terrified of men and learn that men they see online aren’t representative of all.” . . .

(Ooh! Sommerville “spoke to my partner about it recently” — the first disclosure that she actually is in some kind of relationship with a man. We’d like to know more about this guy. What kind of desperate masochist must he be? But I’ll leave aside the morbid curiosity, and get on with the fisking.)

Cox believes we need to go back to the drawing board if we want to avoid a continual cycle of anger. Her advice is simple. “If we’re going to beat this, men and women need to finally learn to — first and foremost — ‘just be friends.’” . . .

(No more fun of any kind!)

This takes work and isn’t an overnight solution. It doesn’t mean giving your partner an easy ride either (women definitely do more of the domestic load and this needs to stop or they will run off to communes in droves). However, for me this also means dialing down my social doomscrolling, finding positive male role models I can talk to my daughters about, and navigating certain news events so they don’t become the only stories we’re exposed to.
Also reminding men that they have to work to engender trust and connection (rather than immersing themselves in anti-women content). It’s true that I dislike Russell Brand just as much as the next woman… but there are also plenty of examples of positive masculinity out there. We just need to talk about them more, perhaps.
And going back to Cox’s advice, this is a time when we need to connect more – not less. The scrolling doesn’t help – we’re often only seeing evidence that confirms our worst fears around certain types of men. Oh, and maybe watching more Will Ferrell content? He recently did a speech where he recommended women take over the world for a bit.
“I don’t know what else to do,” he said at the Women In Entertainment Gala, “We’ve been running the show since, what, 10,000 BC, something like that, and we’re not doing so good.” It was met with laughter. But also hit a nerve.

THE END! That’s her walk-off — a Will Ferrell joke, told at the “Women In Entertainment Gala,” an event I never heard of until now, but which was sponsored by The Hollywood Reporter (THR). The magazine is owned by the Penske Media conglomerate, which also owns Variety, Rolling Stone, Billboard and other publications. Penske Media was founded by Jay Penske, heir to a fortune founded by his famous auto-racing father, Roger Penske. No word on whether Jay Penske has been reminded of his need “to work to engender trust and connection,” or what he thought about Will Ferrell’s joke. But I’d bet a million dollars that Anniki Sommerville never once thought about what it is Jay Penske or his father do that has made them so rich, and why there would be no “Women In Entertainment Gala” if Jay Penske wasn’t footing the bill.

Success is not distributed randomly, and men of value — as Roger Penske certainly is, and as his son also appears to be — deserve more recognition than they get. The thought occurs to me, also, that Jeffrey Epstein must have had some basic merit to have acquired so much wealth and influence, even though his remarkable ascent in the world of finance appears rather mysterious. Is it possible to find something of Greek tragedy in Epstein’s disgrace and death? I don’t know, because I’m not one of those people who’ve been obsessed with the Epstein saga (as Anniki Sommerville and her friends seem to be), but my point is that a lot of feminist complaints are rooted in an ignorance of, and an indifference toward, the value of work that men actually do.

The work I’ve actually done this morning is fisking Anniki Sommerville’s absurd column about women “giving up on men,” and I don’t expect any particular reward for this work, but undertook the task because it seemed necessary. These feminist bitches ought to be grateful for my work, but they’re not, and that’s really the whole point, isn’t it?

Category: Sex Trouble

In The Mailbox: 03.10.26

Posted on | March 11, 2026 | No Comments

— compiled by Wombat-socho

Silicon Valley et Hamas delenda sunt.

OVER THE TRANSOM
Director Blue: Spying On Ben Franklin In Paris (1778), also, Iranian Defense Analysis – “Toast”
357 Magnum: The Once Great British Navy Is a Joke
EBL: Cobia, A French Perspective on America, “Jezebel”, Brown Butter Cod, and MAGA Iranian Women’s Soccer Team
Twitchy: Katie Couric Explains the SAVE Act, Says Vote Fraud “Vanishingly Rare”, DataRepublican Pulls Back the Curtain on Sen. Thune, and Remember Mamdani’s “She’s Just a Private Citizen” Line? NYMag Begs to Differ
Louder With Crowder: Woke Professor Says It Is Time To Ban The Words “Gay” And “Lesbian”, Alleged Christian James Talarico declares public displays of the Ten Commandments are – wait for it – UNchristian, Lawmaker Quits Politics After Having Had Enough Of The Democrat Party’s Anti-Christian Agenda, Turns out Gavin Newsom’s wife rakes in big bucks pushing gender lies on our kids, and Pramila Jayapal says quiet part out loud
Vox Popoli: Water is Fair Game, Iran Rejects US Ceasefire Offer, Philosophical Depth Perception, Absolute Madness or Historic Genius, and Evidence the USA is Losing
Upstream Reviews: Riley Webber Interview
Defending The Wood Perilous: Make Space Opera Great Again [IMPORTANT UPDATE], and Loving Your Culture Isn’t Tribalism
Cedar Sanderson: A small request

RIPPED FROM THE HEADLINES
American Greatness: Democratic AZ Governor Vetoes Memorial License Plate Honoring Charlie Kirk, ‘He’s Toast’: Texas Democrat James Talarico’s Old Tweets Come Back to Haunt Him, Senate Fails to Advance Iran War Powers Resolution, Fairfax County Police Warned Prosecutor Descano in November That Illegal Alien Stabber Would Strike Again, and House Report Says Walz and Ellison Knew About Massive Fraud Schemes in Minnesota & Retaliated Against Whistleblowers
Animal Magnetism: Animal Magnetism LIVE Ep. 78 – Alaska Raptors/Double Feature
BattleSwarm: Gonzales Bows Out, Herrera On To General, also, Iran Strikes: (Day 9) (Day 10) (Day 11)
Behind The Black: Pluto’s cratered glacial terrain, SpaceX now targeting early April for next Starship/Superheavy test flight, Chinese scientists pinpoint a prime landing site for its manned lunar mission, SpaceX launches EchoStar communications satellite, and Who fired “the shot heard round the world”?
Cafe Hayek: Reflections on a Long Career of Teaching ECON 101, also, The Wealth of Nations: Happy 250th Birthday!
CDR Salamander: The Dragon’s Sad Tale
Dana Loesch: The War for the Soul of the Right
Don Surber: We didn’t start the fire
First Street Journal: Welfare for the well-to-do, Cosplaying the revolution, and Why are so many violent haters of Western civilization themselves children of wealth and privilege?
Gates Of Vienna: The Lie Becomes the Truth, Ve Haf Vays of Making You Observe Ramadan, Our Muslim Troubles – A Video Series (Part Six), and Litany of Horrors Awaits Women Under Sharia
The Geller Report: DEMOCRAT GOVERNMENT SHUTDOWN CHAOS Trigger Massive Airport Security Lines Nationwide, Trump Demands Australia Save Iranian Women Who Defied Tehran’s Sharia Regime, NYC Muslim Shrapnel Bombers Launched Slew of Chilling Islamic Exhortations and Threats AFTER Their Arrest, Trump Says Iran War Will Be Over ‘Very Soon’, and Two Toronto Synagogues Struck by Gunfire
Hollywood In Toto: Adam Carolla on Obama: ‘All He Does Is Race Hustle’, Quentin Tarantino Did What Foster, Scorsese and More Refused, Media Plays Defense for Woke Bride! Bust, Why Micky Dolenz Doesn’t Monkee Around with Politics, and Usual Suspects Already Triggered by Scary Movie
Legal Insurrection: It Appears Ships are Sailing, Once Again, Through the Strait of Hormuz, Space Force Proves Its Worth as Trump’s Vision Pays Off During Epic Fury, Midnight Hammer, Missouri Lawmakers Pass Bill Banning Trans Athletes From Competing Outside Their Biological Sex, Yamaha Leaving California for Greener Pastures in Georgia, and Portland State U. Cutting, Reducing Departments After Declaring Financial Crisis
Nebraska Energy Observer: Change It Back, Sunday Matinee, O my!…History is, as we know, a harsh mistress although usually…, and War Risk
Outkick: Ronda Rousey Drags UFC Corporate Image While Standing Beside Canceled Disney Star Gina Carano, Cal Raleigh Claims ‘No Beef’ With Randy Arozarena Despite Vulgar World Baseball Classic Rant, Utah Valley Pays $1 Million ‘Ransom’ Fee That Will Allow Them To Play In WAC Basketball Tournament [UPDATE], Geno Smith Back With The New York Jets As Their New Bridge Quarterback, and Carrie Underwood Celebrates Her Birthday In Hawaii & The Libs Are Furious With Kai Trump
Power Line: Shoot to Kill, Mamdani’s message, Death comes for the Economist, A salute to Chief Edwards, and Can Germany Be Saved?
Racket News: Interview With Exiled Dissident Dimitri Simes, also, Who’s That Source? Iran Edition
Shark Tank: State Sen. Gaetz Calls Out Fellow Republicans
Shot In the Dark: Sharks Stay Jumped
STUMP: New York Pension Watch – Public Employee Unions Ask for Sweeteners
The Political Hat: Leviathan’s Operating System, also, More Powerful Lab Grown Brains Mean One Thing: Hyperintellegent Catgirls
This Ain’t Hell: Nationwide Reciprocity Bills Intro’ed, The War on Drugs Goes Ashore, Medal of Honor Monday, Navy vet, Woodstock performer Joe McDonald dies, and President Trump considering deploying special operations into Iran as an option
Transterrestrial Musings: Back On The Air
Victory Girls: Rama Duwaji, Zohran Mamdani And Tolerating Evil On Social Media, Mojtaba Khamenei: The Ayatollah Nobody But the IRGC Wants, and Will Cuba Make A Deal With Trump To Begin Regime Change?
Watts Up with That: U.S. Gas and Renewables Help Buffer Power Consumers From War Costs, New Temperature Study in Reno Finds Strong Urban Heat Island Bias at Official Climate Station, Clean Tech’s “Huge Blow” – Catalyst Fund (Gates’s Breakthrough Energy) Terminated, DOE green lights project for Puerto Rico’s electric grid, and Even Canada is Walking Back Environmental Funding
The Federalist: Suicidal Empathy Caught On Camera, Hegseth Promises Iran War Will Not Turn Into Nation-Building, A Year Into Trump 2.0, Judicial Insurrectionists Reign Supreme, Four Questions About The Iran War That Deserve Clear, Consistent Answers, and Brazil Threatens Citizens With Years In Prison For Saying Men Aren’t Women
Mark Steyn: On the Town – Hello Girls, Class Action – Julie Christie and Alan Bates in The Go-Between, “Wichita Lineman”, Week Two Begins, and Your Kingdom for a Horse

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In The Mailbox: 03.09.26

Posted on | March 10, 2026 | No Comments

— compiled by Wombat-socho

Silicon Valley et Hamas delenda sunt.

OVER THE TRANSOM
Director Blue: The Day Columbus Discovered America (1492), The Democrats’ War On Operation Epic Fury, The Math of Defeat – Inside Iran’s Vanishing Firepower, and The Day Washington Crossed The Delaware (1776),
357 Magnum: Don’t Bring a Knife to a Gunfight
EBL: It’s Ok To Eat Fish On Mondays, Robins, Daylight Savings, Saturday Night Fish Fry, and Mary Tyler Moore
Twitchy: Maggie v. MAGA, Nicholas Kristof Considers Alternative Explanation For Drop In Iranian Missile Launches, and James Talarico Loves Family, Friends, and Trans Kids
Louder With Crowder: There was almost a massive Islamic terror attack in NYC, so of course, Mamdani is blaming the victim, Man With 131 Prior Offenses Sets Homeless Man On Fire, And You Can Guess What City, Major 2A win as court strikes down Washington DC’s latest attempt to infringer on gun rights, Awful white women start running club to hunt down ICE agents in their neighborhood, and Student gets suspended for supporting ICE, yet his peer calling an ICE agent’s mother a whore is totally fine
Vox Popoli: Phase Two Begins, This is Not America’s War, Conflicting Stories, The Wider War, and On Philosophizing
Upstream Reviews: March New Releases, also, Mech War 2 – Dynamo
Cedar Sanderson: Roll Your Own Genre, also, Back Into The Studio
The Bugscuffle Gazette: Covert Action, also, Bachelor Chow
Stoic Observations: Big C Little C, also, The Politicization of Jazz
Postcards From Barsoom: On Iran
Defending The Wood Perilous: War Demons

RIPPED FROM THE HEADLINES
CDR Salamander: The PRC’s New Spring – On Midrats, also, Le Grand Deploiement de la France,
Don Surber: Regime change matters,
Elizabeth Nickson: Remigration NOW, also, Just How Demented Is The Demented Dominion?
Glenn Reynolds: A New Flavor Of Protest
Racket News: The Swamp Log
STUMP: Using Your Talents – Don’t Be Mrs. Jellyby

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Rule 5 Sunday: Because I Can

Posted on | March 9, 2026 | No Comments

— compiled by Wombat-socho

No idea where this week’s pic came from, but I like it.
Ceterum autem censeo Silicon Valley et Hamas delendam sunt.

EBL: Saturday Night Girls With Guns, Sunday Girl, Animal House Fun Facts, Zigeunerliebe hor ich Zymbalklange, The Night Agent, Carmen Lamour, The Stars Between Us, Because of Cupid, MAGA Iranian Freedom, Marshals, Romulus & The Sabine Women, and “Making With The Magilla”

A VIEW FROM THE BEACH: Shae Smolik, Fish Pic Friday – Amy Grigg, Balloon Recycling in Virginia?, Oregon, My Oregon, Thursday Tanlines, Israel Strikes Another Ayatollah Conclave, The Wednesday Wetness, Winter Weather Delays Chesapeake Crab Survey, Truth is the First Casualty of War, Unchained, Stripers and Menhaden and Oysters, Oh My!, The Monday Morning Stimulus and Palm Sunday.

BACON TIME: Rule Five – A Trip To Hooterville

Thanks to everyone for all the luscious links!

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FMJRA 2.0: Better Than Expected

Posted on | March 8, 2026 | No Comments

— compiled by Wombat-socho

A good week for Senators fans, even though travel and work compelled me to play the Tuesday series against the Angels on Wednesday and the Friday series against the Hated Yankees tonight. I had been expecting a disastrous wipeout against the top two teams in the Alpha Division of the AL, but instead we took two out of three from the Angels at RFK and split the two games against the Hated Yankees at the Polo Grounds despite not hitting a single homer. We end the week 57-62, eight games behind the Twins and four games ahead of the Brewers. Next week we’ll be facing the Red Sox at Fenway and then have two games against the Angels at Anaheim; we’re 5-4 against the Bosox, so I’m hoping for another week like this one.
Ceterum autem censeo Silicon Valley et Hamas delendam sunt.

3-2 is good too.

‘Major Combat Operations’ in Iran UPDATE: Is the Ayatollah Dead, or Not? UPDATE: He’s ‘Pining for the Fjords’
A View From The Beach
EBL
357 Magnum

Behind Enemy Lines In NOVA, The Fairfax County GOP Met Today
A View From The Beach
EBL
357 Magnum

ISLAMIC TERRORISM IN TEXAS? UPDATE: ‘Property of Allah’ Shirt
A View From The Beach
EBL
357 Magnum

FMJRA 2.0: Maintaining the Balance
EBL
357 Magnum

Rule 5 Sunday: Redhead in the Snow
EBL

In The Mailbox: 03.04.26
A View From The Beach
EBL
357 Magnum

Violence Against Women Update
A View From The Beach
EBL
357 Magnum

In The Mailbox: 03.05.26 (Afternoon Edition)
A View From The Beach
EBL
357 Magnum

In The Mailbox: 03.06.26
EBL
357 Magnum
A View From The Beach

Thanks to everyone for all the links!

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In The Mailbox: 03.06.26

Posted on | March 7, 2026 | No Comments

— compiled by Wombat-socho

I missed a few days at the beginning of the week thanks to Confinement and never really caught up. Sorry about that. SOTD.
Usual weekend deadlines for the usual weekend posts.
Ceterum autem censeo Silicon Valley et Hamas delendam sunt.