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Author Archives: Lawrence Person
Did CRT-Pushing AZ School Board President Break Federal Law?
This is a pretty crazy story: A school board president in Arizona has been accused of maintaining a secret online dossier containing personal details about parents who opposed mask mandates and Critical Race Theory. Scottsdale Unified School District Governing Board … Continue reading
LinkSwarm for November 12, 2021
Biden takes his Welcome Back Carter cosplay to the next level, fighting the plague of wokeness, and more disasterous Kyle Rittenhouse prosecutor missteps. It’s the Friday LinkSwarm! As if high inflation, high unemployment, rising crime, parental unrest over failing … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Democrats, Elections, Foreign Policy, Guns, Jihad, Media Watch, Social Justice Warriors
Tagged #BlackLivesMatter, 1970s, Alexandria Ocasio Cortez, Ana Kasparian, Ben Shapiro, California, China, coronavirus, Critical Race Theory, Democrats, dogs, Elaine Marie Thomas, Emmet Sullivan, Enes Kanter, Foreign Policy, Gaige Grosskreutz, Guns, hostages, Houthi, Iran, Italy, James Whitfield, Jihad, Joe Biden, Joe Rogan, Kenosha, Kurt Schlichter, Kyle Rittenhouse, LinkSwarm, Maureen Dowd, Media Watch, MIT, Navy, NBA, New York Times, racism, Social Justice Warriors, submarine, tanks, Thomas Binger, Tiger Tank, Toshiba, Virginia, Yemen, Young Turks
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Joe Rogan and Ben Shapiro on The Virtual Metaverse
Joe Rogan and Ben Shapiro discuss Facebook’s announcement of a virtual reality “metaverse.” Some interesting discussion, though little that will be of surprise to anyone who read cyberpunk in the 1980s: Shapiro: “I wonder with this stuff if we’re innovating … Continue reading
Posted in video
Tagged Ben Shapiro, demographics, Facebook, Joe Rogan, technology, video, virtual reality
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Supply Chain Update for November 10, 2021
Thanks to California regulations and vaccine mandates, supply chain problems continue to plague America. Here’s an update on those disruptions and other topics related to the wondrous Biden Economy. Inflation hits a 31 year high. Not only is inflation bad, … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Democrats, Economics, Texas, unions
Tagged China, Democrats, DHL, Dr Pepper, Economics, inflation, Jones Act, Los Angeles, marijuana, Regulation, supply chain, Susan Estrich, Texas, trade, unions
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Did Austin Justice Coalition Break Federal Law?
With plenty of out-of-state money (including half a million from George Soros), Austin Justice Coalition and their allies managed to deliver a resounding defeat to Proposition A. There was a lot of signage against Prop A, and readers in Austin … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Democrats, Elections, Social Justice Warriors, Texas
Tagged 2021 Elections, 501(c)(3), Austin, Austin Justice Coalition, Democrats, IRS, Social Justice Warriors, Texas
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The Mainstream Media Are Lying Liars Who Win Pulitzers For Their Lies As Long As Their Lies Help Democrats
Here’s a Glenn Greenwald thread touching on several strands of mainstream media malfeasance, including the fact that #Russiagate was an obvious hoax manufactured by Donald Trump’s political enemies, and yet the “journalists” spreading lies still won a Pulitzer for their … Continue reading
Astrowhatthehell?
Astroworld was the name of a now-defunct Houston amusement park. Then it was the name of rapper Travis Scott’s album. Now it’s evidently the name of a rap festival in the parking lot of NRG stadium (close to where the … Continue reading