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‘The Hard-Hitting Social Commentary We’re Trying to Get Across’

Posted on | September 27, 2022 | Comments Off on ‘The Hard-Hitting Social Commentary We’re Trying to Get Across’

Olivia Wilde and Florence Pugh in ‘Don’t Worry Darling’

Because my 19-year-old daughter is a Harry Styles fan, I have a built-in bias against Olivia Wilde, the 38-year-old ex-girlfriend of Jason Sudekis, whom Styles is currently dating. Also, it should be pointed out, Wilde’s grandfather was an infamous Commie, which is all the more reason to hate her. Now, as the cherry on top of this hot fudge sundae of hate, we have the revelation that a villainous character in Wilde’s new movie is based on Jordan Peterson — or, to put it more accurately, the character is based on an ignorant stereotype of Peterson:

Katie Silberman: [Heavy sigh, more scrolling] Last major point, I guess, is the Jordan Peterson thing.
Shane Van Dyke: The what?
Olivia Wilde: Frank the cult leader. Chris Pine? Katie and I thought the version you pitched us was a bit one-note, so we put our heads together and figured out a way to really bind all the hard-hitting social commentary we’re trying to get across. WB thought we should let you know, just so there’s no surprises when the movie comes out.
Carey Van Dyke: And what does Frank have to do with Jordan Peterson?
Olivia Wilde: You know…white male pseudo-intellectual. Leader of the incels. Spouts weird shit about chaos and lobsters?
Katie Silberman: That’s Frank all over.
Shane Van Dyke: No disrespect, gang, but have you read Jordan Peterson or listened to any of his lectures?
Olivia Wilde: Um, eww! I’ve never drank bleach before but I know it’s poison!

Perhaps most offensive here is Wilde’s assertion that Peterson — a professor of clinical psychology, who produced important research while on the faculty of Harvard in the 1990s — is a “pseudo-intellectual,” No, ma’am. Whatever your disagreements with the professor may be, he is a genuine intellectual, and there is nothing “pseudo” about it. Apparently, Wilde’s opinion of Peterson is not based on direct knowledge of his work, but rather is based on feminist criticism of his work. And her idea that Peterson is “Leader of the incels” — where did she get that? Isn’t that misbegotten notion also likely traceable to something Wilde got by reading Amanda Marcotte, Jessica Valenti and other feminists?

There is a paranoid pattern of belief on the Left where everything they hate is somehow related to every other thing they hate. For example, liberals hate Trump and they hate racism, therefore Trump is a racist, and anyone who writes something that liberals consider racist must be connected to Trump. The whole thing about “incels” sprang into public consciousness in 2014 when Elliot Rodger went on a murder spree in Santa Barbara, California. Feminist writers like Marcotte and Valenti became rather obsessed with this massacre as some kind of symbol of the fatal menace of “misogyny,” of which “incels” like Elliot Rodger were the violent tip of the hateful iceberg. A few months after the Santa Barbara massacre, “GamerGate” zoomed into prominence and, in the minds of many feminists, was instantly connected to the “incel” phenomenon. It was around the same time that Jordan Peterson began to become popular on YouTube, and I can only conjecture that his temporal proximity to these events caused feminists to associate him with the whole “incel”/“misogyny” phenomenon. Of course, there is the fact that Peterson looks at human differences from the standpoint of evolutionary psychology (dismissed by Wilde as “weird shit about chaos and lobsters”) which feminists insist is inherently sexist. That is to say, any man who suggests there are natural differences between men and women is guilty of “misogyny,” according to feminists and — to follow this everything-is-connected belief pattern to its irrational conclusion — because “incels” are also misogynists, then it is fair to view Jordan Peterson as a “leader of the incels.” In the same way, the Soviet Union imposed Lysenkoism and condemned basic agricultural science as “bourgeois.”

If the only tool you’ve got is a hammer, every problem looks like a nail. And if the only ideology you have is feminism, every problem looks like misogyny. Because of the unipolar dynamic of feminist ideology, everything they consider problematic is lumped together as part of an oppressive system, and therefore Professor Peterson gets dumped into the same “basket of deplorables” as Donald Trump and “incels.”

Such is the “hard-hitting social commentary” Olivia Wilde wedged into her new movie, and really, Harry Styles needs to dump that bitch.

By the way, Harry — my daughter loves you. And she’s cute.

 

She doesn’t like lobsters, though.

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Category: Celebrities, Feminism

In The Mailbox: 09.26.22

Posted on | September 26, 2022 | Comments Off on In The Mailbox: 09.26.22

— compiled by Wombat-socho

Silicon Valley delenda est.

From MeWe

OVER THE TRANSOM
A Bad American: The Insanity Continues
357 Magnum: The Democrats Broke California – And U-Haul
EBL: Father Stu, Hurricane Ian Still Heading North, and Conservative Giorgia Meloni wins in Italy
Twitchy: Tucker Carlson Speaks At Sonny Barger’s Funeral – Leftist Brains Implode, also, Politifact Explains Away Democrat Election Deniers
Louder With Crowder: So, Tucker Carlson showed up to eulogize the founder of the Hells Angels over the weekend. No, really, also, Woman has epic meltdown over a man’s microaggression of telling her she cut in line
Vox Popoli: Color Revolution in China, Smart Thermostats are Very Stupid, and Connections

RIPPED FROM THE HEADLINES
American Conservative: Meloni & Our Lying Media, also, Should America Go All In on Ukraine?
American Greatness: FBI Whistleblower: ‘Nobody I Know Signed Up’ To Investigate Parents Who Vented at Schoolboard Meetings, also, The Case for Impeachment Gets Stronger
American Power: Where Online Hate Speech Can Bring the Police to Your Door, also, Pot Legalization Fails in California
American Thinker: Democrats Used A Massive Race Hoax To Gain Power, also, Did the FBI Finally Go Too Far?
Animal Magnetism: Goodbye, Blue Monday
Babalu Blog: Cuba’s only hot dog plant producing solely for tourist resorts and dollars-only stores, Rice and bean production collapses in Cuba while hotel rooms grow by 125%, Venezuela’s socialist dictatorship controls 25% of the world’s drug trafficking, and Why wouldn’t crime and the economy be #1 with voters?
BattleSwarm: A Swimming Ratte?, also, Abbott-O’Rourke Race Update – There Isn’t One
Behind The Black: NASA managers decide finally to roll SLS back to assembly building,  SpaceX successfully launches 52 Starlink satellites, NASA and ESA sign simple lunar exploration agreement, and The rising federal Gestapo
Cafe Hayek: “None of Them”, Access to Amazon’s Site Enhances Third-Party Merchants’ Competitiveness, and LOL!
CDR Salamander: AUKUS at 1-year, with Alessio Patalano, also, Realism in Foreign Policy and its Discontents
Chicago Boyz:
Da Tech Guy: The “Ron DeSantis urges Massachusetts to Vote Yes on Question 1” ad I would make, Transgender safety equipment, and Joe Biden’s FBI Only Following More Orders – Ten Thoughts
Don Surber: RCP vs. 538, also, Oh no. Not an 1864 law
First Street Journal: This morning’s rant, also, Killadelphia: A reason for hope?
Gates Of Vienna: Wintry Outlook, You Will Be Controlled Through Your Phone, Being Klaboosterbach Means Never Having to Say You’re Sorry, and Long Live Free, Strong and Sovereign Italy!
The Geller Report: Venezuela Empties Prisons and Sends Criminals To Biden’s Open Southern Border, Wisconsin County Takes Control Away from Dominion – Approves Hand Recount of Governor, Lieutenant Governor and U.S. Senator Race in November Election, and Italy Votes For Their Trump: Anti-Communist Giorgia Meloni Wins HUGE Historic Victory As Europe Moves Right, Media Melts-Down
Hogewash: Team Kimberlin Post of the Day, Meanwhile, at the Galaxy’s Center, and Are You Pondering What I’m Pondering?
Hollywood In Toto: YouTube Stars Create Content Without Woke Lectures, How Escape from the Future Highlights Our Surreal Present, and Lorne Michaels Won’t Come Clean on ‘SNL’s’ Liberal Bias
The Lid: California Crazy: Banning Gas Water Heaters and Stoves, also, COVID Relief Funding Likely Biggest Fraud In U.S. History
Legal Insurrection: Education Policy Experts: It’s Time to Dismantle ‘Campus DEI Bureaucracies’, Air Force Academy Says Non-Gendered Language Controversy is Overblown, Federal Appeals Court Upholds Texas Law Banning Viewpoint Discrimination On Largest Internet Platforms, and Operation Demoralize Has Failed
Nebraska Energy Observer: Change is good, also, Reflections
Outkick: Instagram Legend Hilde Osland Is Fired Up For College Football, Vols Fans Are Fired Up & Yankees Fans Are Fighting, ESPN Keeps Showing Aaron Judge At-Bats During Clemson-Wake Forest Game And College Football Fans Are Livid, ‘Horns Down’ EVERYWHERE As Pandemonium Unfolds In Lubbock After Texas Tech Beats Longhorns And Fans Storm Field, Buffalo Bills OC Ken Dorsey Has MELTDOWN After Narrow Loss To Dolphins, and Deion Sanders Delivers Brutally Honest Speech To Players About Stealing, Assault, And Unwanted Pregnancies During JSU Bye Week
Power Line: In free lunch fraud, Judge calls out Walz & Star Tribune, Joe Biden Is Toast, and Freaking Out Over Italy
Shark Tank: “If We Don’t Beat These People, If We Don’t Stop Them, They’ll Destroy This Country”, also, Florida Elected Officials Unite In Preparation For Hurricane Ian
Shot In The Dark: Possibilities, More, Faster, Please, and Is There A Worse Governor Anywhere In America?
This Ain’t Hell: Who says Pay-to-Play is dead? New Yorkers bilked for ~$250,000,000, Majewski pulls tired, old defense of his tales not matching his record, Congressman introduces legislation to give MoH recipients a $100k/yr pension, and Gold Star Mom and Family Day
Transterrestrial Musings: Meaningless Polling, The Latest On FBI Corruption, and How To Help The Iranian People
Victory Girls: Xi Jinping: Under House Arrest?, U.S. Media Loses Their Mind Over Giorgia Meloni Win In Italy, and Pro-Life Activist Arrested By FBI While Jane’s Revenge Skates
Volokh Conspiracy: “In Sum, the Problem With [the Same-Sex Marriage Cases] Is That They Recognize Only Two-Person Relationships”, also, “FBI Misled Judge in Obtaining Warrant To Seize Hundreds of Safe Deposit Boxes”
Watts Up With That: PETA Germany Threatens Sex Strike Unless Climate Destroying Meat is Banned, Big Oil, Exxon Not Guilty as Charged (a rebuttal in six parts), and The Atlantic: “What is the Real Goal here – Stopping Climate Change or Abolishing Capitalism?”
Weasel Zippers: Fetterman Says “LGBTQ Education” Should Be “Mandatory In All Schools”, 2 Democrats Now Openly Running On A Platform Of Emptying The Prisons, Italy’s New Prime Minister Is Awesome, and Stock Market Value Reportedly Down $7.6 Trillion Since Biden Took Office
The Federalist: Jake Tapper’s Move To Primetime Proves CNN’s Reputation Is Unsalvageable, Zoomers Have Made Peace With Constant Surveillance, Wisconsin Senator Documents Big Tech Rigging The 2022 Election Against Republicans, and Is Italy’s Next Prime Minister, Giorgia Meloni, A ‘Fascist’? Hardly
Mark Steyn: Greeks Baring Rifts, After School Special: Lindsay Anderson and If…, and Brother, Can You Spare a Dime?

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Rule 5 Sunday: Seltin Sweet

Posted on | September 26, 2022 | Comments Off on Rule 5 Sunday: Seltin Sweet

— compiled by Wombat-socho

Russian model and Instagram personality Seltin Sweet can often be seen in the r/sexynotporn subreddit.
Ceterum autem censeo Silicon Valley esse delendam.

Wild thing!

NINETY MILES FROM TYRANNY: Hot Pick of the Late Night, The 90 Miles Mystery Box Episode #1848, Morning Mistress, and Girls With Guns

ANIMAL MAGNETISM: Rule Five Silent Majority Friday, and the Saturday Gingermageddon

EBL: MAGA – Bumbling Biden, Father Stu, Bidenflation Blues, Ukrainians Make Progress, Rachel Redford, and Martha’s Vineyard


A VIEW FROM THE BEACH: Tayler Caffee, Fish Pic Friday – Chantelle Grace, Fall Is Fell, Becky’s So Hot, The Wednesday Wetness, Another Lusby Alligator?, Tattoo Tuesday, Gone Fishin’, The Monday Morning Stimulus and Palm Sunday

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Heartbreaker in Foxborough

Posted on | September 25, 2022 | Comments Off on Heartbreaker in Foxborough

Mac Jones hopped off the field Sunday at Gillette Stadium after suffering an injury to his left ankle in a 37-26 loss to the Baltimore Ravens. X-rays reportedly showed no broken bones, but he’ll undergo MRI on Monday to determine the extent of the injury. Given the apparent seriousness of it, he’ll almost certainly miss at least one game, but if I had to guess, six weeks is more likely, if indeed he is able to return at all this season.

The injury occurred on a play where Jones’ final pass was intercepted, effectively sealing the victory for the Ravens, as the Patriots dropped to 1-2 on the season. What was so painful about the loss was that (a) it was the best game of the season so far for the Patriots’ offense, which had struggled previously, and (b) the defense simply could not stop Lamar Jackson in the second half. New England’s defense stopped the Ravens on three of their first four possessions and, after Jackson was intercepted by Jonathan Jones midway the second quarter, the Patriots quickly drove 32 yards for a touchdown, with Mac Jones running the ball in himself for the score. Leading 10-7, however, New England couldn’t stop Jackson, who led a 75-yard TD drive that put Baltimore up 14-10. The Patriots managed to get a field goal just before halftime to cut it to 14-13. After taking the second-half kickoff, New England put together their most impressive drive of the season, going 75 yards in seven plays — including passes of 36 and 25 yards to DeVante Parker — before Damien Harris punched it in from the 2-yard-line for the touchdown. Leading 20-14, the Patriots then yielded 17 unanswered points to the Ravens.

As disappointing as the loss was, it wasn’t necessarily discouraging, had it not been for the injury to Mac Jones, who threw for over 300 yards, as the offense totaled 466 yards on the day. Three interceptions and one costly fumble proved to be the difference in the game, but the connection between Jones and Parker, who finished with 156 yards on five catches, showed real promise. Now, with the second-year QB likely sidelined until November, it’s looking like maybe this will be a “wait ’til next year” season for New England. Or on the other hand, maybe not.

Ever the optimist, I think backup QB Brian Hoyer could keep the Patriots competitive over their next six games, at least four of which look winnable for New England. After the Nov. 6 home game against Indianapolis, the Patriots have a bye week, and perhaps Mac Jones will be ready to get back on the field for the Nov. 20 matchup with the New York Jets. So, if the Patriots go 4-2 between now and then, they would be 5-4 when Mac comes back, and who knows what could happen in those last eight games? Hope springs eternal, and I honestly think that another run at the playoffs is still possible: Mac Jones, the Comeback Kid.

Start writing the victorious narrative . . .




 

Category: Football

FMJRA 2.0: Joy In Mudville

Posted on | September 25, 2022 | Comments Off on FMJRA 2.0: Joy In Mudville

— compiled by Wombat-socho

It was a rare and pleasant week to be a Senators fan, for the Nats went 5-3 against the Orioles. We split a two-game series at home, then went to Baltimore and took two out of three. Jim Kaat got two of the three wins, Moe Drabowsky blew two saves to account for the two losses, and Jim Bouton won the 13-inning first game at Baltimore thanks to our hitters beating the bejesus out of Mickey Lolich in relief to break a 4-4 tie. John Gelnar gave back one of the runs in the bottom of the inning (which was charged to Bouton), but struck out Lolich to end the game. Nice to be on the winning end of some blowouts for a change.
Ceterum autem censeo Silicon Valley esse delendam.

Fly the Curly W flag!

The Myth of ‘Good’ Public Schools
First Street Journal
Okrahead
Animal Magnetism
The Political Hat
A View From The Beach
357 Magnum
EBL

Why Isn’t Marilyn Mosby In Prison Yet?
First Street Journal
The DaleyGator
Headline Of The Day
American Free News Network
A View From The Beach
EBL
Proof Positive

Rule 5 Sunday: No Shipgirl Can Fight The Future
Animal Magnetism
The DaleyGator
Ninety Miles From Tyranny
A View From The Beach
EBL

‘Humanitarian Crisis’ Update
The DaleyGator
357 Magnum
EBL

A Simple Idea: ‘Four or More’
357 Magnum
EBL

The Mayor of CrazyTown, U.S.A.
The Pirate’s Cove
The DaleyGator
357 Magnum
EBL

FMJRA 2.0: Call Of The West
A View From The Beach
EBL

Crazy Weekend in the NFL
EBL

In The Mailbox: 09.19.22
A View From The Beach
357 Magnum
EBL
Proof Positive

Crazy People Are Dangerous
The DaleyGator
357 Magnum
EBL

Ukraine Forces Cross Oskil River, Advancing Toward Svatove, Kreminna
The DaleyGator
357 Magnum
EBL

In The Mailbox: 09.20.22
A View From The Beach
357 Magnum
EBL
Proof Positive

Simple Question: Who Complained?
The DaleyGator
Okrahead
357 Magnum
EBL

In The Mailbox: 09.22.22
A View From The Beach
357 Magnum
EBL
Proof Positive

Media Shocked: Stacey Abrams Is Unpopular With Black Men
The DaleyGator
A View From The Beach
EBL

In The Mailbox: 09.23.22 (Afternoon Edition)
357 Magnum
A View From The Beach
EBL
Proof Positive

In The Mailbox: 09.23.22 (Evening Edition)
357 Magnum
A View From The Beach
EBL
Proof Positive

Top linkers for the week ending September 23:

  1.  EBL (17)
  2.  357 Magnum (12)
  3.  A View From The Beach (10)
  4.  The DaleyGator (7)
  5.  Proof Positive (6)

Thanks to everyone for all the links!

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Born in Odessa, Ukraine, in 1886

Posted on | September 24, 2022 | Comments Off on Born in Odessa, Ukraine, in 1886

Louis Wolfe Gilbert emigrated to the United States as a boy and became “one of the most prolific lyricists of Tin Pan Alley.” He started out as a singer on Coney Island, eventually settled in Hollywood, where he helped popularize Cuban rumba music and “was an innovator in his field, having been one of the first songwriters to begin publishing and promoting a catalog of his own works.” He twice served as director of the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers. Known to friends as “Wolfie,” Gilbert had his breakthrough success in 1912, when he wrote the lyrics for a tune composed by ragtime pianist Lewis Muir.

Way down on the levee in old Alabamy,
There’s Daddy and Mammy,
There’s Ephraim and Sammy.
On a moonlight night you can find them all.
While they are waiting,
The banjos are syncopating.
What’s that they’re saying?
What’s that they’re saying?
While they keep playing,
A-humming and swaying.
It’s the good ship Robert E. Lee
That’s come to carry the cotton away!

When I was a teenage trombonist in the Douglas County (Ga.) High School Marching Tiger Band, “Waiting on the Robert E. Lee” was one of the songs we played, and it never would have occurred to me that this song was co-written by a Jewish immigrant from Ukraine who almost certainly had never been to “old Alabammy,” and yet wrote what became one of the greatest hits of its age, comparable in popularity to “Alexander’s Ragtime Band.” From the 1941 musical film Babes on Broadway, here’s a version by Judy Garland and Mickey Rooney:

 

Scholars of Critical Race Theory could not be reached for comment, but in defense of Judy and Mickey, I’ll point out that this was the popular culture of the nation that defeated Hitler, Tojo and Mussolini.

This afternoon, “Waiting on the Robert E. Lee” came to mind because I’m in Parkersburg, W.V., where they had a special memorial for my wife’s late cousin, David Scott “Scotty” Wilson. As the obituary said, “Scott held many jobs in his life, but the job that he loved the most was when he worked on the P.A. Denny sternwheeler.” This riverboat plies the Ohio River from Point Park in Parkersburg, frequently visiting historic Blennerhassett Island. Today in memory of Scotty, his whole family took a cruise down the river aboard the P.A. Denny.

It was a splendid outing on a beautiful afternoon, and I’d never been on a riverboat, but I was happy to “join that shuffling throng.”

Go take your best gal, real pal
Go down to the levee, I said to the levee,
And join that shuffling throng,
Hear that music and song!
It’s simply great, mate, waiting on the levee,
Waiting for the Robert E. Lee!

UPDATE: Welcome, Instapundit readers!




 

Category: History, Music

A Death in ‘Killadelphia’

Posted on | September 24, 2022 | Comments Off on A Death in ‘Killadelphia’

Everett Beauregard, 23, was just walking down North 35th Street in Philadelphia when he was shot to death by a stranger:

Philadelphia police are searching for a suspect who fatally shot Everett Beauregard, a recent Temple University graduate, on a sidewalk in West Philadelphia at 12:30 a.m. Thursday.
The shooting occurred as Beauregard was walking home from a SEPTA station after a night out with friends. The suspect approached Beauregard from the opposite direction on the 400 block of North 35th Street and fired several shots, police said. One of them struck the Beauregard in the neck, severing his spinal cord.
By the time officers arrived, the gunman was gone and no weapons were found at the scene. Beauregard was taken to Penn Presbyterian Medical Center, where he died.
On Friday, police released surveillance video that shows the suspect in the moments leading up to the shooting. The gunman is seen passing Beauregard before turning around and firing at him. He then is seen fleeing north on 35th Street. Four shots were fired, including one as the man left the scene with Beauregard already on the ground.
“Not a word was spoken between the two prior to the offender shooting Mr. Beauregard in the back,” Philadelphia Police Captain Jason Smith said.
Beauregard, 23, a Chester County native, had graduated from Temple in June and had been working as an operations processor for Wells Fargo in Philadelphia, according to his LinkedIn page. He attended Great Valley High School and had volunteered in local and national politics in recent years, including time spent as an intern for Democratic U.S. Rep. Brendan Boyle and state Rep. Kristine Howard.
Surveillance footage first shows the gunman in the area near the shooting at 11:20 p.m. Wednesday, investigators said. He was seen walking around with his right hand in the pocket of his hooded sweatshirt, apparently armed and “looking for trouble,” Smith said.
Police called the shooting an “unprovoked murder,” adding there were no signs of an attempted robbery or an argument.

 

This happened near the campus of Drexel University. There have been 393 homicides in Philadelphia so far this year, but Dana Pico at First Street Journal notes the “white privilege” in this case: Philadelphia media seldom name the murder victims in the city, the vast majority of whom are black. But let a white college graduate get shot and — oh, boy! — that’s big news. Guarantee you that if they catch this perp, he’ll have a lengthy criminal record, having been turned loose by Philadelphia’s Soros-backed DA Larry Krasner. Because “social justice.”




 

Category: Crime, Pennsylvania

In The Mailbox: 09.23.22 (Evening Edition)

Posted on | September 24, 2022 | Comments Off on In The Mailbox: 09.23.22 (Evening Edition)

— compiled by Wombat-socho

Usual weekend deadlines for the usual weekend posts.
Ceterum autem censeo Silicon Valley esse delendam.

Found on MeWe

OVER THE TRANSOM
357 Magnum: Does Manhattan’s DA Even Believe Rape Is A Crime?
EBL: The Persecution of FBI Whistleblower Steve Friend
Twitchy: Joe Biden Blames Republicans For Inflation, also, Governor Hair Gel Had A Plan To Eliminate San Fran’s Homeless Problem In 10 Years – Back In 2008
Louder With Crowder: Rep. Byron Donalds (R-FL) WRECKS Biden’s economic policy in only two minutes, also, Gay rights activist SLAYS against another school board looking to indoctrinate ten-year-olds
Vox Popoli: Correction, Abandoning the Indefensible, and Doug Wilson is a Christian
According To Hoyt: Sorry And A Sad Announcement, also, Let’s Separate State and Education
Monster Hunter Nation: WriterDojo 23 Ep11: the Problem With Problematic Authors, also, Armstrong and the Mexican Mystery
Stoic Observations: What Manner Of Black Man?

RIPPED FROM THE HEADLINES
American Conservative: James Bond, Eunuch, Giorgia Meloni: The Woman Of Europe’s Future, and The Sexual Revolution Eats Its Own
American Greatness: Democrats Continue to Lie About Police Deaths on January 6, also, Martha’s Vineyard Residents Wallow in Their Disgusting Hypocrisy
American Thinker: The Current Crime Wave Is Unlike Any Ever Experienced In America, Running the World into the Ground, and K–12: The Science of Illiteracy
Animal Magnetism: Rule Five Silent Majority Friday
Babalu Blog: A dozen Cuban July 11 political prisoners on hunger strike, 15 others seriously ill and denied medical care, Three more baseball players flee communist Cuba in the span of 48 hours, and The price of the U.S. dollar in Cuba keeps going up, up, up…
BattleSwarm: LinkSwarm for September 23, also, Details On Russia’s Mobilization
Behind The Black: Astrobotic gets ESA’s first commercially purchased lunar lander payload, Range gives NASA waiver to launch SLS on September 27th, despite a questionable flight termination system, and Pushback: Professor fired for making joke wins $165K settlement from university
Cafe Hayek: Don’t Trust Antitrust
CDR Salamander: Fullbore Friday
Da Tech Guy: Odd Ime Udoka Thoughts Under the Fedora
Don Surber: Mother Africa didn’t want you, also, Hunter may end Democrat privilege
First Street Journal: Do ‘progressive’ prosecutors equal bloody streets?, Being taught about white privilege by The Philadelphia Inquirer, and With 100 days left in the year, Lexington is just one homicide short of tying its all-time record
Gates Of Vienna: Train is Moving!, The Dutch State of the Union, and The Muslim Brotherhood in France, Part 5
The Geller Report: Pennsylvania County Sues Dominion Voting Systems, also, Ron DeSantis Shows Biden How It’s Done
Hogewash: Team Kimberlin Post of the Day, Fact Checking a Fact Chekist, and Don’t Know Much About History
Hollywood In Toto: How Bad Words Paved Jason Bateman’s Path to Ozark, also, Canceled Stars & Shows Find New Places to Shine
The Lid: Zuckerberg Sued Over Attempt To Control 2020 Election
Legal Insurrection: John Fetterman Campaign Walks Back Idea to Free Second-Degree Murderers From Prison, ‘Road to Hell for America’, Mondaire Jones Called out During House Meeting After Spouting Debunked Lie About Brian Sicknick’s Death, and CDC Officials Now Warning That STD Epidemic in US is ‘Out of Control’
Nebraska Energy Observer: Scattershot Friday: Purdy Edition
Outkick: Albert Pujols Hits 700th Career Home Run, Celtics Coach Ime Udoka Suspended For Entire Season, Woke Off: Malika Andrews Tops Stephen A. In Battle Over Victimhood In Ime Udoka Suspension, and NASCAR’s Latest Ratings Dive Is More Alarming Than You Think
Power Line: Conservatism Is Prohibited, Thoughts from the ammo line, On Feeding Our Future, a Blockbuster Development, and Thought for the Day: Chesterton on Virtue and Vice
Shark Tank: Team Rubio Says Demings Is Hiding
Shot In The Dark: Campaigning 102, also, The Real Enemy
The Political Hat: Firing Line Friday: The Southern Imagination
This Ain’t Hell: Fat Leonard Captured, Valor Friday, Air Force cadets told to use use gender-neutral language, and Jennifer Rubin claims that the media is protecting Trump supporters
Victory Girls: Newsom Twists Bible For Abortion Billboards, also, Jan 6 Twitter Whistleblower Bravely Outs Herself
Volokh Conspiracy: Yeshiva University Loses On The Shadow Docket, Wins On The Penumbra Docket
Watts Up With That: America Is Successfully Pursuing ESG = Extreme Shortages Guaranteed, also, LIVE AT NOON CDT: Bankers Reject Net-Zero Transition
Weasel Zippers: Incoherent John Fetterman Tells Crowd, “Send Us Back To New Jersey! Send Me To D.C. For You!”, GOP Lays Out Plan To Fix America, Schumer Immediately Calls It Radical MAGA Whatever Whatever, and In Just Over Two Years Since Biden Was Installed As President, Americans Have Lost $4,200 Per Household
The Federalist: Flint, MI Clerk Resigns After Elections Group Calls Out Lopsided Number Of Democrat Poll Watchers, Democrats’ War On Charter Schools Is Sending Families Into The Arms Of The GOP, Left-Wing Group Writes Playbook For Biden’s Federal Takeover Of Elections, and ‘Woke Homophobia Is Real’
Mark Steyn: Live Around the Planet: Friday September 23rd, also, What a Fool Believes

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