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Author Archives: Lawrence Person
Is China Getting Ready To Invade Taiwan?
When I previously covered the possibility of China invading Taiwan, I quoted: The invasion will happen in April or October. Because of the challenges posed by the strait’s weather, a transport fleet can only make it across the strait in … Continue reading
Posted in Communism, Foreign Policy, Military
Tagged aircraft carrier, Australia, China, Communism, F-35, Foreign Policy, Japan, Military, Taiwan, Xi Jinping
9 Comments
The System is Down…The System Is Down…
Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp are all down right now. Botched upgrade? Misconfigured router? Expired signing certificate? Who knows? I’m just going to assume its a problem with their latest SuppressAllPostsQuestioningTheHolyVaccineMarrative.yml file. But it’s a reminder of how deeply interconnected all … Continue reading
Posted in Media Watch, Uncategorized, video
Tagged Border Gateway Protocol (BGP), Brian Krebs, Facebook, Instagram, Media Watch, technology, video, WhatsApp
3 Comments
Profane Meditations On Current Vexations
People are mad as hell and they’re not going to take it anymore. And they’re being increasingly vocal in their displeasure. Here’s rapper Samson on the many discontents of the Biden era: And here’s J. Random Australian on the country’s … Continue reading
George Soros Just Dropped Half A Million Dollars To Oppose Hiring More Police In Austin
George Soros, the man whose money helped install radical leftist Jose Garza in the Travis County DA’s office, is so displeased with the push to put more police back on the streets of Austin that he’s dumped half a million … Continue reading
LinkSwarm for October 1, 2021
Greetings, and welcome to the Halloween season! Manchin and Sinema are the only thing that stands in the way of a giant, economy-destroying meteor of leftwing pandering, energy crises ramp up in China and Europe, Biden nominates a commie, and … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, Communism, Crime, Democrats, Economics, Foreign Policy, Guns, Media Watch, Military, Social Justice Warriors, Supreme Court
Tagged 2016 Presidential Race, 2024 Presidential Race, abortion, aircraft, Brett Kavanaugh, Budget, Cenk Uygur, China, Communism, coronavirus, Crime, deficits, Democrats, dogs, Donald Trump, Economics, Energy Policy, FBI, Guns, Hillary Clinton Scandals, Hyde Amendment, inflation, Intel, Joe Biden, Joe Manchin, Joe Rogan, Jonathan Isaac, Kyrsten Sinema, Labour, Massachusetts, Media Watch, Military, natural gas, NBA, Perkins Coie LLP, Saule Omarova, Semiconductors, Smith & Wesson, Supreme Court, Tennessee, The Lancet, vaccine, video, Warren Buffet
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Matthew Dowd Running Against Dan Patrick For Texas Lt. Governor
Matthew Dowd, Democrat-turned-Republican-turned-ABC-News-dweeb-turned-Democrat is running against Republican incumbent Dan Patrick for Texas Lieutenant Governor: Matthew Dowd, the chief strategist for George W. Bush’s presidential reelection campaign who later split with the former president publicly, is running for lieutenant governor as … Continue reading
Border Crisis Update For September 29, 2021
More news bubbling up on the Biden Border Crisis, so let’s dig in: Remember how stories said the Biden Administration was deporting those Haitian illegal aliens in Del Rio? Yeah, not so much: Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas admitted on … Continue reading
Supply Chain Disruption Update for September 28, 2021
I didn’t expect to do another supply chain disruption update just two days after the last one, but there’s a lot more news popping up: An energy shortage is plaguing China: Residents in three north-east Chinese provinces experienced unannounced power … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Regulation
Tagged China, coal, coronavirus, Economics, Energy Policy, natural gas, Regulation, Russia, supply chain, UK
18 Comments
What If There Was An Austin Shootout And Nobody Noticed?
It took a while, but it appears that at least one Austin media outlet, Fox 7, finally noticed something that was bubbling on Twitter Sunday morning, namely that there were a bunch of shots fired in downtown Austin early Sunday … Continue reading
Supply Chain Disruption Update
All across the world, supply chains that were disrupted by Flu Manchu lockdowns don’t seem to have fully recovered. Maybe it’s because some political entities are still doing lockdowns, or maybe it’s because vaccine mandates are making critical worker shortages … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Guns, Regulation
Tagged ammo, China, coronavirus, Costco, Defense Production Act, Economics, Guns, Malaysia, Philippines, Semiconductors, toilet paper, Vietnam
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