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Author Archives: Lawrence Person
Abbott Receives Draft Proposal For APD Takeover
In the wake of the Austin City Council’s insane decision to partially defund the police, Governor Greg Abbott has received proposed legislation for the state to take over the Austin Police Department. Just in time for Christmas: The Legislative Council … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Texas
Tagged 87th Texas Legislature, Austin, Austin City Council, Austin Police Department, Crime, Greg Abbott, police, Ron Wilson, Terry Keel, Texas
6 Comments
Election Fraud Update for December 21, 2020
At this point, I believe there’s less than a 1% chance that the election fraud is overturned and Donald Trump sworn into a second term on January 20. Still, I’m going to go ahead and do another Election Fraud Update … Continue reading
Gun News Roundup for December 20, 2020
Been a while since I did a gun news roundup, but a few items of interest caught my attention: About that ammo shortage: Demand actually was on the upswing before the year 2020 even began. Then the dumpster fire that … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Guns, Texas
Tagged 87th Texas Legislature, ammo, Donald Trump, Economics, Florida, Gun Owners of America, gun shows, Guns, Gurbir Grewal, Karl Rehn, Ken Paxton, New Jersey, Patrick Murphy (NJ), Smith & Wesson, Texas
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Colin Furze Tests His Trebuchet To Destruction
In this follow-up to last Saturday’s post, Colin Furze chunks more stuff from his trebuchet: The bearings finally gave out, but he says he’s going to rebuild it so he can make it even more powerful…
Everybody In California Is Moving to Texas
Regular BattleSwarm readers already know about Tesla, Elon Musk and Joe Rogan moving from California to Texas. It looks like those were just the first pebbles of the avalanches of companies and people looking to get the hell out of … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Economics, Regulation, Texas
Tagged Antonio Neri, Austin, Ben Shapiro, California, Chuck DeVore, Democrats, Hewett Packard Enterprise, Houston, Oracle, Texas, Westlake (Metroplex)
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Jimmy Flannigan Goes Down In Flames
A tiny glimmer of hope in Austin’s winter of discontent: Liberal city councilman Jimmy Flannigan was defeated by Mackenzie Kelly: Conservative challenger Mackenzie Kelly beat incumbent Jimmy Flannigan in the Austin City Council runoff election Tuesday, earning 677 more votes … Continue reading
China’s Military: A Paper Tiger?
Is China’s military a paper tiger that will fail miserably in real combat? So argues this video: The narrator claims that some of the formidable picture we have of the Chinese military is due to China’s successful propaganda machine. He … Continue reading
Posted in Communism, Foreign Policy, Military, video
Tagged aircraft, Chengdu J-20, China, Communism, Foreign Policy, Ghatak, India, Military, People's Liberation Army, Russia, Shenyang FC-31, Su-33, Su-35, submarine, video
5 Comments