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Author Archives: Lawrence Person
Harris County Democratic Judge Indicted For “Official Oppression”
More illegal shenanigans from a Democratic judge in Harris County: Harris County misdemeanor court Judge Darrell Jordan has been indicted on charges of Official Oppression related to a 2020 incident in which he jailed investigative reporter Wayne Dolcefino for contempt … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Democrats, Texas
Tagged Crime, Darrell Jordan, Democrats, Harris County, Holly Hansen, Official Oppression, Texas, Wayne Dolcefino
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China Last Year: Labor Shortage. China This Year: “$1.35 An Hour. Take It Or Leave It.”
Last year China was suffering from
Texas Woman Pleads Guilty To 26 Counts Of That Voter Fraud Democrats Swear Doesn’t Exist
Don’t look now, but the Texas Attorney General’s office just announced a woman pleading guilty to 26 counts of that voter fraud Democrats swear doesn’t exist. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced his office’s latest election integrity prosecution in Victoria … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, Supreme Court, Texas, video, Waste and Fraud
Tagged ALMS, Bloomington (TX), Ken Paxton, Monica Mendez, Port Lavaca, Texas, Victoria County, voting fraud
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More On the NYSRPA Vs. Bruen Gun Decision
Between contractors working on my house and finishing up a book catalog, yesterday was super busy, resulting in short shrift analyzing one of the most important Second Amendment decisions in the history of the Republic. Fortunately, a lot of other … Continue reading
LinkSwarm for June 24, 2022
Two landmark Supreme Court cases drop, another woke social justice child-rapist exposed, Keith Olbermann channels John C. Calhoun, and the secret plans to nuke Yorkshire. It’s the Friday LinkSwarm! Just like the old gypsy woman said leakers indicated, the Supreme … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, Crime, Democrats, Guns, Jihad, Media Watch, Supreme Court
Tagged abortion, aircraft carrier, Andrew Gillum, Books, cars, Chesa Boudin, China, Clarence Thomas, conspiracy theory, Crime, Democrats, Denver, Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, Dobbs vs. Jackson, East Germany, Elon Musk, Florida, Fujian (aircraft carrier), George Soros, Guns, Israel, Israeli Elections, Jacob Frey, Keith Olbermann, Larry Krasner, LinkSwarm, Media Watch, Military, Minneapolis, Minnesota, Mitch McConnell, Naftali Bennett, New York, New York State Rifle and Pistol Association v. Bruen, nuclear weapons, nullification, oil industry, Peter Zeihan, Roe vs. Wade, Samuel Alito, Second Amendment, Supreme Court, Tennessee, transexual, Twitter, UK, Ukraine, Yorkshire
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Sri Lanka Is Screwed
Remember how Sri Lanka managed to wreck agricultural yield by forcing the country to use organic fertilizer? “Not only had Sri Lanka’s ban on fertilizers, pesticides, weedicides, and fungicides resulted in massive food shortages, it also led to the doubling … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Foreign Policy
Tagged Biden Recession, debt, Economics, Foreign Policy, Gotabaya Rajapaksa, Mahinda Rajapaksa, Sri Lanka
8 Comments
Russo-Ukranian War Update for June 22, 2022
The general course of the Russio-Ukrainian War seems the same (Russia grinding out slow gains in the Severodonetsk front, while Ukraine gains back territory on the wings near Kharkiv and Kherson), but there are a lot of interesting stories out … Continue reading
Posted in Military, Obama Scandals, Texas
Tagged data security, explosion, Foreign Policy, Frederick Kagan, gold, hacking, Kharkiv, Military, Rostov, Russia, Russo-Ukrainian War, Severodonetsk, Snake Island, Switzerland, Texas, Ukraine, Yuri Kotyenok, Zaporizhia
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Lithuania Blocks Russian Rail To Kaliningrad
EU and NATO member Lithuania has announced that they’re applying international sanctions to rail traffic that crosses their territory from Russia (via Belarus) to the Russian enclave exclave of Kaliningrad. Lithuania has begun a ban on the rail transit of … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Military, Obama Scandals, video
Tagged Anton Alikhanov, EU, Foreign Policy, Lithuania, Military, NATO, nuclear weapons, Peter Zeihan, Russia, Russo-Ukrainian War, sanctions, video
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John Cornyn Booed Over Guns
Last month, Gun Owners of America blasted Texas Senator John Cornyn for playing footsie with the usual gun grabbers. (And not for the first time.) There have been a lot of pieces on why red flag laws (part of Cornyn’s … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Guns, Republicans, Texas, video
Tagged "red flag" laws, gun control, Gun Owners of America, Guns, John Cornyn, Michael Quinn Sullivan, Republican Party of Texas, Republicans, Texas, video
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Border Security Win For Abbott?
Here in Texas, some of Governor Greg Abbott’s border security moves (like sending the National Guard to the border) have been derided as all hat and no cattle. But it appears that Abbott has scored a definite border security win. … Continue reading