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Author Archives: Lawrence Person
Everyone: “I-35 Sucks.” TxDoT: “You Need To Add Four Lanes ASAP.” Austin City Council: “Nah! Let’s Delay Some More!”
Once again, the Austin City Council is doing what it does best: Make life worse for Austin residents. As the population boom in Texas’ capital city has led to increased demands for improvements to its highway system, a recently approved … Continue reading
California Democrats Disarm Synagogues
Here’s a story I missed from September that takes on an even more sinister cast in retrospect. Firearms Policy Coalition (FPC) announced the filing of a new Second Amendment lawsuit challenging multiple parts of California SB2, which unilaterally declares numerous … Continue reading
French Suburb Thrives After Ditching Ugly Commie Architecture
Commies ruin everything, including buildings. Here’s the story of a French suburb of Paris that went from failing to thriving after getting rid of their ugly commie architecture. “This town did the impossible! It was able to transform itself from … Continue reading
Posted in Communism, video, Welfare State
Tagged architecture, banlieues, Brutalism, Communism, France, Le Plessis-Robinson, Paris, Philippe Pemezec, public housing, video, Welfare State
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The Palestine Myth
With Israel’s full-blown ground incursion into Gaza still looming, it’s time to go over The Palestine Myth again, i.e. just about everything your left-wing types spew about how Israel “dismembered Palestine” is wrong. This is a map of the territory … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Policy, Jihad, Military
Tagged Arab-Israeli Wars, Foreign Policy, Gaza, Hamas, history, Israel, Israel-Hamas War, Jihad, Military, Palestinians, Six Day War, The Balfour Declaration, West Bank
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LinkSwarm For October 27, 2023
A full scale ground war may or may not be developing in Gaza, the Biden recession claims bank branches, California declares itself a “child molesters across from schools” friendly zone, and lots of criminals making very poor decisions. It’s the … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, Communism, Crime, Democrats, Economics, Foreign Policy, Global Warming, Jihad, Military, Regulation, Social Justice Warriors, Supreme Court, Texas
Tagged ACLU, Anne Kringen, Arab-Israeli Wars, Austin, Austin Police Department, Babylon Bee, banking, Biden Recession, California, Casar Martinez, Cops, Courtney Love, Crime, Donald Trump, Fentanyl, Frantz Fanon, Gaza, Grace Rose Baez, Hamas, Home Depot, Israel-Hamas War, Jihad, Jonathan Kringen, Kurt Cobain, LinkSwarm, Michael Stipe, Military, Namer, New York City, Newsguard, Nirvana, NYPD, pedophilia, Riley Hawk, Russia, Russo-Ukrainian War, sex offender, Social Justice Warriors, Texas, Tony Hawk, Ukraine, war crimes
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HS2: UK’s £100 Billion Rail To Nowhere
I’ve long documented the failures of California’s still unbuilt high speed rail, and now a video from Simon Whistler (yeah, him) covers a similar doomed British high speed rail project: “Even in a country used to paying absurd prices for … Continue reading
Posted in Military, Regulation, Uncategorized, unions, video, Waste and Fraud
Tagged Birmingham (UK), Budget, George Osborne, Gordon Brown, Leeds, London, Lord Adonis, Manchester, rail, railroads, Regulation, Rishi Sunak, Rod Edington, Sheffield, Simon Whistler, video, waste
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Our Short National Non-Nightmare Is Finally Over: Rep. Mike Johnson Elected Speaker
Well, that’s over with. Representative Mike Johnson (R., La.), the fourth House Republican to be nominated for the speakership this month, secured the necessary 217 votes to be elected to the post on Wednesday afternoon, ending weeks of uncertainty within … Continue reading
Posted in Social Justice Warriors
Tagged Hakeem Jeffries, House of Representatives, Mike Johnson, Republicans
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Breaking: Underwater Attack Hits Russian Fleet At Sevastopol
So says Kanal13, citing Ukrainian official sources: There were mutterings of Ukrainian attacks on Sevastopol earlier today, but this is the first mention I’ve seen of naval drones being used. It will be interesting to find out how they got … Continue reading
Posted in Military, video
Tagged Black Sea, Military, naval drone, Russia, Russo-Ukrainian War, Ukraine, video
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Recommendations on Williamson and Travis County Bond Elections
There are some local bond elections on the ballot along with constitutional amendments. Here are my recommendations: Williamson County Proposition A: Proposed Roads: There are some 38 road projects included in the bond, totaling some $1.68 billion. Most of these … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Elections, Texas
Tagged 2023 Elections, Elections, roads, Texas, Travis County, Williamson County
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Texas Constitutional Amendment Voting Started Today (With Recommendations)
Another Constitutional Election Ballot (crappy formatting there, Ballotpedia is upon us, and early voting starts today. Here’s Texas Scorecard’s roundup, with input from Texans for Fiscal Responsibility, True Texas Project, and the Huffines Liberty Foundation and links to Texas Legislative … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Regulation, Texas, Waste and Fraud, Welfare State
Tagged 2023 Elections, agriculture, Elections, Energy Policy, farming, Huffines Liberty Foundation, property tax reform, Regulation, Taxes, Teacher Retirement System of Texas, Texans for Fiscal Responsibility, Texas, Texas Constitutional Amendment, Travis County, True Texas Project, Wickard vs. Filburn, Williamson County
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