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Author Archives: Lawrence Person
Excerpts From Joe Rogan’s Interviews With Dr. Peter McCullough and Dr. Robert Malone
Two Joe Rogan interviews with two different doctors appear to be key to understanding how the United State and various national government and international agencies have embraced counterproductive Covid Theater policies: Dr. Peter McCullough Dr. Robert Malone Tiny problem: I … Continue reading
The Case of the Disappearing Doctor
What does it tell you about the Democratic Media Complex’s “Official Covid Narrative” that mRNA technology inventor Dr. Robert Malone has been banned from Twitter? After months of providing valuable Covid-19 information that runs counter to the official narrative, Twitter … Continue reading
Posted in Media Watch
Tagged coronavirus, Dr. Robert Malone, Joe Rogan, Media Watch, mRNA, Twitter
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Obit Watch: Harry Reid
“Leaving a trail of slime behind him-” Start over. “A repugnant, repulsive reptile-” Try again. “What can be said about him that hasn’t already been said about bubonic plague?” Strike that. Man, I’m really having trouble staying on the high … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, Democrats, Supreme Court
Tagged Budget, Democrats, filibuster, Harry Reid, ObamaCare, Obituary, Supreme Court
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Border Wall?
I get a lot of fundraising emails from Texas Governor Greg Abbott’s reelection campaign, sometimes three or more a day, a lot of which tout his support for Texas building a border wall, which he announced back in June. From … Continue reading
Posted in Border Control, Democrats, Republicans, Texas
Tagged Border Controls, border fence, Democrats, E-Verify, Greg Abbott, Rio Grande City, Texas
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Bowled Over
In a followup to A&M pulling out of the Gator Bowl, there have been three outright bowl cancellations: The 2021 Military Bowl has been canceled for the second year in a row. Boston College was forced to pull out of … Continue reading
Posted in Regulation, Uncategorized
Tagged college, coronavirus, Football, Hawaii, Regulation, SMU
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Five Things About The Battle of the Bulge
77 year ago today, General George S. Patton’s 4th armored division relieved the siege of Bastogne. Everyone who knows anything about The Battle of the Bulge knows about Bastogne, but here Nicholas Moran offers up five lesser known facts about … Continue reading
Posted in Military, video
Tagged Battle of the Bulge, history, Military, Nicholas Moran, tanks, video, World War II
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Glitter Bomb 4.0
Merry Christmas, everyone! To celebrate, enjoy this video of Christmas package thieves getting bombed:
LinkSwarm for December 24, 2021
Merry Christmas Eve, everyone! For some reason, corrupt scumbags seem to be a theme of this LinkSwarm. This week marks the 30th anniversary of the dissolution of the Soviet Union, an evil empire who’s passing made the world a better … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, Communism, Crime, Democrats, Elections, Media Watch, Social Justice Warriors, Supreme Court, Waste and Fraud
Tagged Anthony Fauci, anti-communism, Budget, California, Chicago, Christmas, CNN, Communism, corrupt scumbags, Crime, Democrats, dogs, Elections, Florida, Fox News, France, fraud, George Soros, Grand Tour, Ian Urbina, Kimberly Lightford, LinkSwarm, Mary Gay Scanlon, Media Watch, Nashville, New York City, New York Times, Noam Chomsky, Philadelphia, Riker's Island, self-defense, Social Justice Warriors, Soviet Union, Supreme Court, Tom Cotton, Vance Ginn
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