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In The Mailbox: 05.03.21

Posted on | May 3, 2021 | Comments Off on In The Mailbox: 05.03.21

— compiled by Wombat-socho

Thanks to everyone who bought books and stuff through my Amazon links in April. It was very much appreciated!
Silicon Valley delenda est.

Poor Fission-chan.

OVER THE TRANSOM
Red Pilled Jew: The Technological Golden Calf
357 Magnum: Springtime Means One Thing – Alligators
EBL: Utah GOP Boos Mitt Romney, also, What’s Up With Michael E. Mann?
Twitchy: Grocery & Gas Prices Shooting Up Under Biden, But No More Mean Tweets!
Louder With Crowder: Biden Gets Really Confused Trying To Talk About Obama & Trains, also, Viral Video Annihilates Alyssa Milano Over Shameless Race Pandering
Vox Popoli: Social Justice Nazis Impose Flight Ban, also, Big Six Now Big Four

RIPPED FROM THE HEADLINES
Adam Piggott: Infiltrators
American Conservative: This Has Been Just The Beginning, also, The SAGE Stalinist
American Greatness: The Deep State Is Back, also, The Bleak Biden Way
American Power: Tulsi Gabbard – Please Let Us Stop The Racialization Of  Everyone & Everything
American Thinker: The Never-ending Hunt For A Trump Crime, also, Fake News Still Gaslighting America With Phony Polls
Animal Magnetism: Goodbye, Blue Monday
Babalu Blog: At Least One Injured As Another Building Collapses In Havana, also, Cuba Needs You Alive
BattleSwarm: Austin Voters Reject Bumsville, also, When Boomstick Booms Wrong
Behind The Black: Long March 5B Crash Estimate As Of Today, also, Today’s Blacklisted American
Cafe Hayek: The Precautionary Principle Devours Itself
CDR Salamander: Fullbore Friday, also, May Day Midrats Melee!
Da Tech Guy: Bronze Mettle, also, Dumb Expectations, Draft Misinformation & Other Thoughts Under The Fedora
Don Surber: $10 Billion Stock Drop Has Twitter Pining For The Fjords, also, GOP Leaders May Replace Cheney With A Republican
First Street Journal: Was It Worth It? also, 20% Of California Plug-In EV Owners Trading Them In On Gas-Fueled Cars
Fred On Everything: Sex Finally Explained!
The Geller Report: Border Patrol Reports Cartels Driving Semis To The Border To Unload Drugs & Illegals, also, The Big $teal – Pelosi Confident Dems Will Hold The Majority In 2022
Hogewash: Team Kimberlin Post of The Day, also, Watching The Dust Settle
Hollywood In Toto: Here’s Why Robin Hood: Prince Of Thieves Didn’t Do It For Us, also, Aging Rockers Rage Against The Woke G-G-Generation
The Lid: The 14 Most Troubling Obama/Kerry Lies About The Iran Nuke Deal
Legal Insurrection: NYU Grad Students Go On Strike, Issue Laundry List Of Demands, also, White Farmers Excluded From Biden Loan Forgiveness Program Sue 
Nebraska Energy Observer: Random Observations, also, The Fourth Turning
Outkick: Bar That Banned LeBron [And The NBA] Is Booming, also, Adam Silver Tries to Defend The NBA Bowing To Red China
Power Line: Time For Civil Disobedience? also, Glad They Cleared That Up
Shark Tank: Fried Equates DeSantis To Castro & Maduro
Shot In The Dark: Hope, also, Priorities
The Political Hat: Victims Of Communism Day 2021, also, Idaho Vs. Critical Race Theory
This Ain’t Hell: Another Five Accounted For, also, Veteran Embodies Article III Of The Code Of Conduct
Transterrestrial Musings: The Right To Bear Arms
Victory Girls: Joe Manchin Won’t Support DC Statehood, also, Hunter Biden Still Cashing Chicom Equity Checks
Volokh Conspiracy: Victims Of Communism Day 2021
Weasel Zippers: Ten Years Ago We Killed Osama Bin Laden – Biden Was The Only Person Who Opposed It, also, Ron DeSantis Announces Ban On Critical Race Theory In Florida Schools
The Federalist: Trump Labels 2020 Election “The Big Lie”, also, Parents Vote To Stop Critical Race Insanity In Texas’ Top School District
Mark Steyn: Pather Panchali, also, I’ve Got You Under My Skin

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Rule 5 Sunday: Alegrachan

Posted on | May 3, 2021 | Comments Off on Rule 5 Sunday: Alegrachan

— compiled by Wombat-socho

Doki Doki Literature Club is somewhat of a legend among gamers. At first blush, it looks like your bog-standard dating sim, but it gets very dark very quick, and turns into a shock/horror game. Here’s r/cosplaygirls regular Alegrachan playing Yuri, one of the four members of the club. You can see more of her cosplay work on Instagram.
Ceterum autem censeo Silicon Valley esse delendam.

I don’t think she wants to talk about this week’s book.

Ninety Miles From Tyranny returns from hiatus with Hot Pick of the Late Night, The 90 Miles Mystery Box Episode #1337, Morning Mistress, & Girls With Guns.

At Animal Magnetism, it’s Rule Five Failure Of The Law Friday, and the Saturday Gingermageddon.

EBL’s herd this week includes MAGA Mar-A-Lago, Sarah Vaughan, La Boheme, Mad Max, The Merry Widow, Andrea Chenier, From The Vine, Manon, La Traviata, Without Remorse, Adriana Lecouvreur, Julie London, Democrats Embrace May Day, Patti Page, Derby Day, La Rondine, and MAGA Musk. 

A View From The Beach reels in Ana Hablinski, Fish Pic Friday – Chloe Turner, Trumpsters Sue to Stop Racial Discrimination in Agriculture Dept., Tattoo Thursday Again, CDC Drops the Mask, Some Wednesday Wetness, Election 2020: They’re Making a List, and Checking it Twice, Tuesday Tanlines, MD Comes Through for Farmers on Bay Diet, The Monday Morning Stimulus and Sunday Sunrise.

Brian Noggle submits Alyson Hannigan, and Proof Positive’s Vintage Babe of the Week is Monica Lewis. Sic transit Vintage Babes of the week?

Thanks to everyone for the luscious linkagery!

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Update: Rebekah Jones ‘Could Not Meet Required Burden of Proof,’ Judge Rules

Posted on | May 2, 2021 | Comments Off on Update: Rebekah Jones ‘Could Not Meet Required Burden of Proof,’ Judge Rules

Rebekah Jones, the former Florida health department employee who gained nationwide notice as a COVID-19 “whistleblower” last year, failed to silence one of her critics when a Maryland judge on Friday rejected Jones’s petition for a peace order against journalist Christina Pushaw.

Apparently the hearing was livestreamed (because of COVID-19), and Max Nordau had some interesting tidbits from Fridays’ proceedings:

Rebekah Jones doesn’t seem to understand what it means to be a “public figure,” and why her activities are newsworthy. She reminds me of certain feminists who think they can engage in political activism without ever being subject to disagreement or criticism. It’s “harassment” or even “terrorism” to disagree with a feminist — such was the essential claim made by Anita Sarkeesian, et al., during the #GamerGate controversy.

Jones has raised hundreds of thousands of dollars from her claim of being a “whistleblower” critic of Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis. This inherently makes her a newsworthy person, whose activities are subject to journalistic scrutiny. This attracted the attention of Christina Pushaw, who wrote a 2,000-word Human Events article about her:

THE “FLORIDA COVID-19
WHISTLEBLOWER”
SAGA IS A BIG LIE

This article was the most sustained negative coverage of Jones, who otherwise was basking in the warm sunshine of media adulation.

Well, into every life the rain must fall. You can’t soak up media praise — and exploit that praise for fundraising from “progressive” enemies of Florida’s Republican governor — and then cry “harassment” the first time a journalist writes a negative article about you. And, in the age of social media, it is to be expected that journalists will discuss their work on Twitter. If, in turn, such discussion means that your Twitter notifications are filled with harsh comments — well, whose fault is that? Perhaps Rebekah Jones should ask herself what kind of online comments were directed at Gov. DeSantis after Jones claimed the governor was falsifying Florida’s COVID-19 data. If Jones is a “victim” of anything, it’s the boomerang effect of her own decisions, which made her a hero to Democrats, but understandably enraged many Americans who do not share her partisan affiliation. Unless she can demonstrate that Christina Pushaw knowingly published falsehoods about her, Jones has no legal recourse. She ought to just take the “L” and go home.

Somehow, though, I doubt Jones will heed such advice.




 

Category: Florida, Maryland

FMJRA 2.0: Island

Posted on | May 2, 2021 | Comments Off on FMJRA 2.0: Island

— compiled by Wombat-socho

Ceterum autem censeo Silicon Valley esse delendam.

Rule 5 Sunday: Alina Becker
Animal Magnetism
Ninety Miles From Tyranny
A View From The Beach
EBL
Proof Positive

Drunk Michigan Democrat Invoked Whitmer’s Name During DUI Bust
The Pirate’s Cove
A View From The Beach
357 Magnum
EBL
Proof Positive

Video: A Death in Omaha
Bacon Time
Animal Magnetism
357 Magnum
EBL

FMJRA 2.0: And Then I’m Going To Kiss Your Pineapple!
A View From The Beach
EBL

Media: The Enemy of the People
First Street Journal
357 Magnum
EBL

The Spring Break Book Post
357 Magnum
EBL

Andrew Brown Was a Career Criminal
First Street Journal
357 Magnum
EBL
Proof Positive

In The Mailbox: 04.27.21
A View From The Beach
357 Magnum
EBL
Proof Positive

In The Mailbox: 04.27.21 (Evening Edition)
357 Magnum
EBL
Proof Positive

Florida Woman Was in a Big Hurry to Reach Her Destination: Prison
First Street Journal
357 Magnum
EBL

In The Mailbox: 04.28.21
A View From The Beach
357 Magnum
EBL
Proof Positive

In The Mailbox: 04.30.21 (Morning Edition)
357 Magnum
EBL
Proof Positive

In The Mailbox: 04.30.21 (Evening Edition)
357 Magnum
EBL
Proof Positive

Top linkers for the last week in April: 

  1.  EBL (13)
  2.  357 Magnum (11)
  3.  Proof Positive (8)
  4.  A View From The Beach (5)

Thanks to everyone for all the links!

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Today’s (Feeble) Ray Of Hope

Posted on | May 1, 2021 | Comments Off on Today’s (Feeble) Ray Of Hope

— by Wombat-socho

Ceterum autem censeo Silicon Valley esse delendam.

Let me start out with what should be obvious: neither I nor anyone in their right mind wants a Second War Between The States to break out. That having been said, only a fool doesn’t plan for contingencies, and preparing for a massive economic/political breakdown seems to on a lot of peoples’ minds lately. So you have a lot of people thinking out loud (and publishing books) about what’s going to happen if the Left and Right stop talking to each other and start shooting. 

A lot of the discussion is dumb, barely above meme level in accordance with Sturgeon’s Law, which tells us that 90% of everything is shit. On the one hand  you have people thinking that since they have all the guns in private hands they ought to be able to whup all the weird hair dildo-wielding gender-queer losers in about 15 minutes, and on the other hand, “LOL you’re going to fight off tanks and nukes with shotguns? Checkmate, fascists!”. Nothing is that simple, and as Clausewitz reminds us, “Everything in war is simple, but the simple things are very difficult.” 

As much as I hate to say it, the political situation here in 2021 is uncomfortably reminiscent of Spain in the run up to the Spanish Civil War, right down to the Anarchists, Communists, and other leftards who have their hands on the wheel, don’t want to compromise with anybody, and are intent on using the full weight of the government to crush their political opponents. It’s not a perfect analogy, but it matches at far too many points for me to be very comfortable rereading either Hugh Thomas’ or Stanley Payne’s accounts. However, since i have read those, Amazon chucked A.H. Lloyd’s Long Live Death into my recommendations, and it promised to focus more on the military than political aspects, I felt compelled to look into it. That was a good decision.

If you’ve read Payne or Thomas (or pretty much any popular history of the war) one gets the impression that Franco’s victory was more a product of Republican infighting than Nationalist skill, and while the political aspect of the war is important, Lloyd asks the question: how did the Republic, which started the war with half the Army, most of the Air Force and Navy, better tanks and aircraft (thanks to the USSR), more international support, and the bulk of the munitions factories*, manage to lose to the Nationalists? At the risk of spoiling Lloyd’s excellent history, it boils down to one thing: organization. Franco and the Nationalists quite simply did a better job of building on the foundations provided by the rebel Army units while expanding the officer & NCO academies to provide better leadership all the way down the chain of command, while the Republic always considered the loyalist Army officers suspect, allowed party militias to suck up a lot of the available weapons (and lose them through lack of training), and had great difficulty in deciding what they wanted to do at the strategic and operational levels. 

So it is here in the United States. If Joe & Kamala and their leftist goons manage to commit some outrage that sends a lot of conservative and libertarians reaching for their rifles, in my opinion while many senior officers may remain loyal to the Administration, most of the junior officers, NCOs, and enlisted men will rebel. There will be enough retired field-grade officers to provide a cadre for the rebel units, and unlike Spain, not many of the weapons and ammunition manufacturers are located in the Blue states. Over time, the red states will have the organizational advantage, and even if the Chicoms are in a position to help their clients, it may not be enough. Here’s hoping we don’t have to find out the hard way.

*You can look it up.

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Tucker Carlson Douses Frank Luntz in Gasoline and Lights Him on Fire

Posted on | May 1, 2021 | Comments Off on Tucker Carlson Douses Frank Luntz in Gasoline and Lights Him on Fire

Figuratively speaking, of course:

For quite some time now we’ve wondered what’s going on with congressional Republicans. There are a lot of nice people in the Republican Party, but the point of a political party is not to be nice, it is to represent the interests of its voters. . . .
However, it remains true that the priorities of the people who run the Republican Party are very different — in some cases, completely different — from the priorities of the people who vote Republican. Why is that? Well, there are lots of reasons, probably, but Frank Luntz is definitely one of them. . . .
The problem is that Frank Luntz’s views are very different from those of your average Republican voter. Frank Luntz is a conventional liberal. His main clients are left-wing corporations like Google. When Frank Luntz gives advice to congressional Republicans, he’s got Google’s perspective in mind. That’s a huge problem. . . .
Not long ago, when Donald Trump called for boycotting Coca-Cola and Delta Air Lines after they interfered, in a very shocking way, in Georgia’s political system, Luntz came to their defense. Of course he did. They’re his clients.

Tucker’s immolation of Luntz continued from there. Watch the video:

 

What inspired this? Earlier this week, Tucker Carlson gave a speech in which he name-checked Luntz as one of the advisers steering congressional Republicans to embrace open borders — which is true — and when the video was posted to Twitter, Luntz lashed out:

Enjoy your bonfire. Did anyone bring marshmallows?




 

Category: Fox News, Immigration

Good-Bye, California

Posted on | May 1, 2021 | Comments Off on Good-Bye, California

If you listen to The Other Podcast (every Saturday night at 7 p.m. ET), you have come to know and love the voice and laughter of the lovely Dianna Deeley. She’s a native Californian who worked for years in San Francisco, but now lives in Valdosta, Georgia. My other podcast partner, John Hoge, is a native Tennessean, but for years he also lived in California. So whenever the subject of California comes up on the podcast, I have to sit there and shut up while these two bemoan the tarnished condition of the erstwhile Golden State. John frequently congratulates himself on getting out early — before the L.A. riots — while Dianna gloats of her good fortune in selling a home for hyperinflated Bay-Area prices which gave her enough money to buy a historic Victorian home beneath live oaks draped in Spanish moss at the intersection of Toombs and Gordon.

The tide of refugees from California has increased steadily over the past decade, to such an extent that after the latest census, the state will lose a seat in Congress for the first time in history:

Slow-growing California is losing a House seat for the first time, setting off an unprecedented political reshuffle that will ripple through every level of government.
California’s elected officials and prospective challengers have spent months in a campaign holding pattern, waiting to see how U.S. Census Bureau data would reshape the state legislature and congressional seats. The announcement Monday was expected after trickling growth in a state with a severe housing shortage and high costs. . . .
While California remains America’s most populous state, its growth has steadily slowed as more people move elsewhere. One critical factor is the high cost of living — particularly exorbitant housing costs, which adults consistently cite as a major problem. Many Californians have shifted to lower-cost areas within the state, but some have chosen to depart: a third of adults told a recent Public Policy Institute of California that housing costs had prompted them to consider relocating beyond state borders.
“It’s largely a story of domestic outmigration, with some slight decline in immigration as well,” said PPIC Senior Fellow Eric McGhee. . . .
The state has undergone dramatic demographic change in recent decades. The shares of Latino and Asian American residents have grown as its white population has declined, reshaping the electorate and yielding an evermore diverse body of elected officials.

When Tucker Carlson talks about “replacement,” every liberal jumps up and starts screaming about a white supremacist conspiracy theory. But in California, “replacement” is not a theory, it’s a fact. Southern California is now just the northernmost province of Latin America. Only 14% of students in L.A. public schools are white. Sixty-six percent are Hispanic. To the south, in Orange County — which 40 years ago was the setting for Fast Times at Ridgemont High — half the public-school students are Hispanic and just 25% are white. There is no future for white people in California. They are persona non grata — an unwelcome presence in a state steadily taken over by Mexicans.

Every analysis of California’s demography always cites the high cost of housing as the reason Americans are leaving the state, but they never explain why high housing costs don’t discourage Mexicans from moving into California. About 10 years ago, I visited California a couple of times and resident explained what’s really happening. You see, Mexicans have no problem with moving eight, 10 or 12 people into a suburban three-bedroom, two-bath home. This isn’t “overcrowding” compared to what they left behind south of the border, so the Mexican immigrant can rent a 3BR/2BA house, then sublease space to another half-dozen Mexicans, and that explains something else you’d notice if you spent as much time as I do watching YouTube video of police chases. Every time TV choppers cover these pursuits in Southern California, you’ll notice that the streets in every neighborhood are lined with cars. Why is this? Don’t these houses have garages and driveways? Oh, wait a minute . . .

The garage has been converted to a fourth bedroom (rented out to three Mexicans) and there are six, eight or 10 adults living in that house, which means a lot more cars than you could park in a driveway. This phenomenon has a lot to do with the high cost of housing that Californians keep complaining about, but in a state that’s legalized marijuana, ceased to treat theft as a felony, and turns loose thousands of convicted criminals with barely the proverbial “slap on the wrist,” do you really expect them to enforce zoning laws? Sure, that 3BR/2BA ranch house is zoned as a single-family home, but if a dozen Mexicans want to move in, who’s going to stop them? George Gascón?

The impact of mass Mexican immigration on the housing market in California is not something media or politicians want to talk about, because it’s racist to talk about such things. Even conservatives hesitate to be specific about what has happened to California. Instead, you have a lot of white people speaking in euphemisms, the way they do, about their desire to live in “good neighborhoods” with “good schools,” the word good serving as a synonym for “mostly white.” But in a state rapidly filling up with Mexicans, such schools and neighborhoods are increasingly rare, and increasingly expensive.

Honestly, I’ve thought of becoming sort of a redneck version of Robin DiAngelo, writing a book called, You’re Racist, and That’s OK. Because once you strip away all that “critical theory” nonsense, there really is a point to be made that most people (including black and brown people) are more racist than they’d care to admit. Ethnic chauvinism is sort of wired into our DNA and affects our beliefs and behaviors in ways that may be uncomfortable to acknowledge. Have you ever wondered why, for example, certain European brands are associated with luxury? Like, the NFL first-round pick is not going to spend his signing bonus on an American car, nor is he going to buy a Toyota. Instead, he’s going to plunk down $100,000 for a Maserati or $200,000 for a Bentley.

Why do European products enjoy such prestige? Racism.

While you’re chewing on that idea, I’ll return to the discussion of California, a state run by Democrats who don’t want to admit they’re racist. There was an interesting article in 2019 with the headline, “SoCal’s Latino Kids Are Going To School With Fewer And Fewer White Kids.” If the goal of public education policy is racial integration (or “diversity,” as it is now more commonly called), a shortage of white children to participate in your social-engineering project is a policy problem.

It was Saul Alinsky, of all people, who observed that “integration” describes the time between when the first black family moves into a neighborhood and the last white family moves out. There was more truth in that observation than most Americans would like to admit, and you don’t need to use “critical theory” to see how Alinsky’s observation applies to the current situation in California. Many millions of Mexican immigrants have moved into California over the past three or four decades, and millions of white people have moved out.

Achieving racial “diversity” requires that white people cooperate with the progressive social-engineering agenda, and all you have to do is check the rental prices for U-Haul trucks to see that, in California, white people have “voted with their feet,” fleeing this lab experiment.

What has happened to California is not to be blamed on Mexicans, but rather on the white political leaders who supported the open-borders policy (including “sanctuary city” laws) that led to this demographic transformation. Even if the federal government were run by people who wanted to enforce our immigration laws, the politicians in California have done everything possible to hinder enforcement. It evidently never occurred to California’s leaders that the number of white people leaving their state might exceed the arrival of Mexican replacements to such an extend that the state would lose a seat in Congress. Oops.

In fact, if it had not been for the continuing influx of immigrants, California would have lost two seats in Congress. To put it bluntly, foreigners want to live in California; Americans do not.

When Ben Shapiro (born in Burbank) announced he was moving to Tennessee, I repeated what I’d first wrote in 2009, comparing California to the kleptocratic regime of Robert Mugabe in Zimbabwe:

The thievish, parasitical mentality of liberals, who view taxpayers only a source of plunder, eventually runs head-on into economic reality. Capital is portable, and predatory governments will eventually cause disinvestment, as investors seek opportunities elsewhere. As investment flees, private-sector employment stagnates and declines, and smart young people leave to find someplace where they have a chance to get ahead.

Once this trend reaches a tipping point — and Jerry Brown’s return to the governorship in 2011 seems to have been the straw that broke the camel’s back in California — the collapse accelerates.

The collapse of California is now irreversible, and policy makers must contemplate what this means for America’s future. But such contemplation is above my pay-grade, as I am a mere journalist, so I have the luxury of not thinking about the omens of looming catastrophe. Instead, I’ll be sitting quietly tonight while John Hoge and Dianna Deeley tell their California stories on The Other Podcast. Be sure to tune in.




 

Category: California, Immigration

In The Mailbox: 04.30.21 (Evening Edition)

Posted on | May 1, 2021 | Comments Off on In The Mailbox: 04.30.21 (Evening Edition)

— compiled by Wombat-socho

Usual deadlines for the usual weekend posts. Might have a post on some interesting parallels between the Spanish Civil War and (God forbid) a second American Civil War masquerading as a book review.
Ceterum autem censeo Silicon Valley esse delendam.

Instructions unclear, being held with no bail


OVER THE TRANSOM
357 Magnum: NYC Labor Unions Call For More Cops
EBL: Peak Chicken, also, Without Remorse
Twitchy: Glenn Greenwald Drags Corporate Media & Their Brian Sicknick Coverage
Louder With Crowder: Cop At Center Of TikTok Controversy Says “We’re Not Going To Tolerate Being Vilified By The Media Any More”
Vox Popoli: It’s Over. He’s Done. also, Begging For A Coup
Gab News: Arizona Parents Rise Up Against Mask Tyranny
According To Hoyt:  The Junta’s Abolition Of The Constitution, also, Everywhere
Monster Hunter Nation: Swag 2021 Update, also, eARC  For World Breakers Out Now

RIPPED FROM THE HEADLINES
American Conservative: FISA & The Still Too Secret Police
American Greatness: Biden’s Shameful “Attack On Our Democracy” Rhetoric, also, Iranian Foreign Minister Says He Had No Knowledge Of Israeli Strikes Until Kerry Tipped Him Off
American Power: Pippa Norris & Ronald Inglehart, Cultural Backlash
American Thinker: No, Joe, You’re Not A Nice Guy, also, Project Veritas Pulled Some Stunning Admissions From The New York Times
Animal Magnetism: Rule Five Failure Of The Law Friday
Babalu Blog: Self-Employed Snow Cone Vendor Fined $200 After Senseless Police Beating
BattleSwarm: LinkSwarm For April 30
Behind The Black: Today’s Blacklisted American, Today’s Blacklisted Americans, and NASA Suspends Starship Lunar Lander Contract Due To Whining
Cafe Hayek: Quotation Of The Day
Da Tech Guy: Texas & Florida Prove Lockdowns & Mask Mandates About Forced Obedience, Not Public Health, also, Quick Thoughts Under The Fedora
Don Surber: Hey, Nancy Pelosi, I Have A Real Hero For You
First Street Journal: Philly Police Arrest 16-Year-Old Tied To Four Murders, also, Hold Them Accountable! 
The Geller Report: $TWTR Plummets, Fewer Users Than Expected, also, Senile “President” Struggles To Find Mask, Finally Finds It In His Pocket
Hogewash: Peace Order Petition Denied, The Return Of Blognet, and Team Kimberlin Post Of The Day
Hollywood In Toto: The Resort Has Only One Redeeming Feature
The Lid: The War Between New York’s Leftists
Legal Insurrection: Joe Manchin Just Says No To DC Statehood, also, Twitter Allows Racist #UncleTim To Trend For Eleven Hours After Senator Scott’s Speech
Michelle Malkin: Anti-Censorship Legislation – Get It Right
Nebraska Energy Observer: SOTU & The Resistance Continues
Outkick: Steve Kerr Says NBA Players Lacking In The Very Basics Of The Game, also, Kentucky Derby Fends Off Leftists, Will Play “My Old Kentucky Home”
Power Line: Who’s The Biggest Terrorist Threat? also, Will France Save Western Civilization?
Shark Tank: Nikki Fried – The GOP Has Descended Into Fascism
Shot In The Dark: Urban Progressive Privilege Means Never Needing A Moral Compass
The Political Hat: Firing Line Friday – What Is Liberal Education?
This Ain’t Hell: Valor Friday, also, Army SFC Charged In Relation To Syrian Firefight
Transterrestrial Musings: Kerry Vs. Giuliani, also, Project Veritas
Victory Girls: Giuliani Investigation Regards Ukraine Ambassador
Volokh Conspiracy: What Happens If The Biden Administration Prosecutes & Convicts Donald Trump Under The Insurrection Act?
Weasel Zippers: Snopes Tags Democrat Claim That 85% Of Americans Liked BIden’s Speech As FALSE
The Federalist: Biden Orders India Travel Ban One Year After Calling Trump’s China Ban Xenophobic, also, Idaho Cop Suspended For Viral TikTok Video Mocking LeBron James’ Police Threat Tweet
Mark Steyn: Insufficiently Urgent

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