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Author Archives: Lawrence Person
Freedom Flu Spreads To American, United
It seems that more and more airline employees are coming down with “Freedom Flu.” American Airlines said they would be following Biden’s (as yet unissued) Flu Manchu mandate. Result: American Airlines now has 883 cancelled or delayed flights today — … Continue reading
Posted in Regulation
Tagged airlines, American Airlines, Mark Pittman, Regulation, United Airlines
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Southwest CEO Talking Out Of Both Sides Of His Face
What are we to make of Southwest Airlines CEO Gary Kelly? In an interview with ABC News, he said that no employees would be fired over the Flu Manchu vaccine mandate: During an interview with ABC News Tuesday, Gary Kelly, … Continue reading
Posted in Regulation
Tagged airlines, coronavirus, Gary Kelly, Regulation, Sharyl Attkisson, Southwest Airlines, vaccine
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The Amish Refuse Flu Manchu Foolishness
The Amish are having none of your Flu Manchu panic: [Amish Mennonite Calvin Lapp]: There’s three things the Amish don’t like. And that’s government— they won’t get involved in the government, they don’t like the public education system— they won’t … Continue reading
Supply Chain Disruption Update for October 11, 2021
Supply chain problems have gotten so bad that Derek Thompson at The Atlantic deigns to notice them: The coronavirus pandemic has snarled global supply chains in several ways. Pandemic checks sent hundreds of billions of dollars to cabin-fevered Americans during … Continue reading
Posted in Economics
Tagged Brazil, China, Economics, Energy Policy, EU, Houston, India, Long Beach, Los Angeles, natural gas, oats, oil industry, plastics, polyvinyl chloride, retail sales, supply chain, trade, UK, Walmart
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Are Biden’s Vaccine Mandates About To Destroy The Airline Industry?
It appears that the Biden Administration vaccine mandate (for which no written rule actual exists) is doing for the American airline industry what it and other Flu Manchu restrictions have already done for the global supply chain. I’m seeing multiple … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Regulation, unions
Tagged airlines, coronavirus, Democrats, Florida, Jacksonville, Regulation, sickout, Southwest Airlines, supply chain, unions, vaccine
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LinkSwarm for October 9, 2021
Biden sinking, China stinking, Facebook’s fake whistleblower, and more border woes. Enjoy a special Saturday LinkSwarm! Of course the Biden Administration tucked a multibillion dollar handout to illegal aliens into the reconciliation bill. It’s what they do. (Hat tip: Stephen … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Border Control, Communism, Crime, Democrats, Economics, Foreign Policy, Guns, Jihad, Regulation, Social Justice Warriors, Texas
Tagged Afghanistan, Amazon, Amtrak, Andy Jassy, Arunachal Pradesh, Austin, Bank of America, Bill Melugin, Border Controls, Bryson Gillette, California, Canada, China, coal, Communism, coronavirus, Crime, Critical Race Theory, DARPA, Democrats, dogs, Elon Musk, Evergrande, Facebook, Gavin Newsom, Guns, Hispanics, hyperinflation, Illegal Aliens, India, James Woods, Jen Psaki, Jihad, Joe Biden, Jumbo Fortune Enterprises, LinkSwarm, Lorena Gonzalez, Merrick Garland, Panorama Education, polls, Quinnipiac Poll, Rebecca Garland, Round Rock ISD, Seattle, Sixth Street, Social Justice Warriors, socialism, supply chain, Taliban, Tesla Motors, Texas, Venezuela, Williamson County, Wuhan Institute of Virology, Xan Tanner
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Internet Outage
Spectrum is out right now, so the LinkSwarm is going to be extra late. I mean, it was already going to be extra late, but now I have an excuse… As Jerry Pournelle used to say “This day eaten by … Continue reading
Is The Great Gun Buying Boom Over?
Background statistics suggest so: September background checks for firearms conducted by the FBI were at the lowest in 22 months, suggesting the year and a half of panic buying guns has lost momentum. FBI’s National Instant Criminal Background Check System … Continue reading
Austin Police/Jose Garza Roundup for October 6, 2021
There’s been a lot of news on the Austin Police Department and Soros-backed Travis County DA Jose Garza popping up, so let’s dig in: In case you missed it, Austin police staffing levels have fallen so low that police will … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Crime, Democrats, Social Justice Warriors
Tagged 311, Austin, Austin Police Department, Bryan Preston, Crime, Daniel Perry, David Fugitt, Democrats, Farah Muscadin, Garrett Foster, Guillermo Gonzalez, Jose Garza, Joseph Chacon, Lee Cooke, Lee Leffingwell, Proposition A (2021), Ricardo Guajardo, Ron Mullen, Travis County
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