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Author Archives: Lawrence Person
Epic Stupidity (Or, Another Nail In EPIC City’s Coffin)
Last week brought two developments in the EPIC City saga of attempts to build an “sharia city” west of Dallas. They were touched on in Friday’s LinkSwarm, but I’m going to recap them here as well, since they set the … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Jihad, Regulation, Texas
Tagged Asim Hussain Khan, Christine Nowak, Clarence Daugherty, Collins County, Crime, Double R Municipal Utility District No. 2A, East Plano Islamic Center (EPIC), EPIC City, Erin Anderson, Faisal Abbas, fraud, Greg Abbott, Hatim Mahmoud Yusuf, Hunt County, Islam, Jerry Hall, Jihad, Justin Taack, Ken Paxton, MUD, Nadeem Ashraf Khan, Regulation, Texas, Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ), Texas Scorecard, Wesley Williams, Yaneli Molina
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Iran Strikes: Day 31
The Iran war is one months old and the usual Negative Nellies in the Democrat Media Complex are whinging that the war’s not won yet, or suggesting that the Trump Administration is looking for an “off ramp.” Funny how it … Continue reading
Posted in Jihad, Military, video
Tagged A-10 Warthog, Abbas Karami, Air Force, Central Command (CENTCOM), China, China Observer, E-3 Sentry, Foreign Policy, Frank McKenzie, Haifa, Hassan Hassanzadeh AKA Hassan Hassan Zadeh, Hezbollah, Houthi, IDF, Iran, Iranian navy, Iranian Revolutionary Guards, Israel, Jihad, KC-135, Kharg Island, Kuwait, Lebanon, Litani River, Majid Zakriyai, Marines, Middle East, Military, naval mines, One Belt One Road, Operation Epic Fury, Pope Leo XIV, Prince Sultan Air Base, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Sergei Lavrov, Strait of Hormuz, Suchomimus, Tabriz, Tehran, USS New Orleans, USS Tripoli (LHA-7), video, Wang Yi, Yazd, Yemen
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Followup: Fort Bend Democrat KP George Convicted Of Money Laundering
Remember KP George, the Fort Bend county judge who previously faked hate crimes against himself and was indicted for using campaign funds for personal finances? He just got convicted of money laundering. Last week, a jury found George guilty on … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Democrats, Texas
Tagged Crime, Democrats, Dexter McCoy, Fort Bend County, fraud, Grady Prestage, Greg Abbott, hate crime hoax, Holly Hansen, KP George, money laundering, Texas, The Texan News, Vincent Morales
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Tab Clearing Video Roundup
As usual, open video tabs start to accumulate on things that aren’t quite worth a separate post, but a bit too interesting to throw into a LinkSwarm. So here’s a tab-clearing roundup. Inside Apple’s push for domestic semiconductor production: Includes … Continue reading
Posted in Media Watch, Military, Social Justice Warriors, Technology, video
Tagged Apple, ASML, CBS, CNN, Critical Drinker, David Ellison, Democrats, Foxconn, Hollywood, Jordan B. Peterson, Media Watch, Military, movies, Netflix, Paramount, Republicans, Russo-Ukrainian War, Semiconductors, Social Justice Warriors, South Park, Star Trek, technology, Teddy Roosevelt, TSMC, video, Warner Brothers
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Iran Strikes: Day 27
Not one but two Iranian naval commanders get dirtnapped, more than 10,000 Iranian targets have been hit, Iran getting 12 year olds to join the fight, and claims it’s reinforced Kharg Island. The latest CENTCOM update from Admiral Brad Cooper: … Continue reading
Posted in Jihad, Media Watch, Military, video
Tagged Admiral Brad Cooper, Alireza Tangsiri, B-52, Bandar Abbas, Bandar Anzali, Basij, Caspian Sea, Central Command (CENTCOM), Don Lemon, drones, IDF, Iran, Iranian navy, Iranian Revolutionary Guards, Isfahan, Israel, Jihad, Kharg Island, Media Watch, Military, Mosayeb Bakhtiari, naval drone, Operation Roaring Lion, Russia, Strait of Hormuz, Tehran, video, war crimes
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Musk’s Terafab: Half Possible, Half Pipe-Dream
The last few days I’ve been grappling with exactly what to say about Elon Musk’s Terafab announcement. Elon Musk on Saturday announced that his rocket making company SpaceX and electric vehicle major Tesla will jointly run a new chip manufacturing … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Technology, Texas
Tagged AI, Austin, Elon Musk, Micron, robots, Samsung, Semiconductors, SpaceX, technology, Terafab, Tesla Motors, Texas, TSMC, xAI
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Iran Strikes: Day 25
The Iran war continues, with attacks on energy grids and refineries across the Persian Gulf, (maybe) another bunker buster strike, serious regime confusion, countries reporting impending shortages, and part of the 82nd Airborne moving into the theater. ZeroHedge has piece … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Policy, Jihad, Military
Tagged 82nd Airborne, A-10 Warthog, Abbas Araghchi, Australia, B-1, B-2, Babak Taghvaee, Bahrain, Basij, Bushehr, China, Chris Bowen, Diego Garcia, Foreign Policy, hyperinflation, IDF, India, Iran, Iranian Revolutionary Guards, Iraq, Isfahan, Israel, Japan, Jihad, Jim Geraghty, Kuwait, Lebanon, LNG, Malek Ashtar University, Military, missile strike, Mohammad Bagher Zolghadr, natural gas, nuclear weapons, oil industry, Operation Epic Fury, Philippines, Qatar, Russia, Saleh Mohammadi, Saudi Arabia, Semiconductors, Steve Witkoff, Taiwan, Tehran, Turkey, United Arab Emirates, Victor Davis Hanson, Yazd
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“The Shocking State Of Britain’s Navy In 2026”
Many have criticized the Royal Navy for not doing more to assist the U.S. against Iran, even after Iranian missiles hit an RAF base on Cyprus. But Mark Felton tells us the reason why, just as he did last year … Continue reading
Posted in Military, video
Tagged aircraft carrier, Cyprus, destroyer, Falklands, frigate, HMS Prince of Wales, HMS Queen Elizabeth, Mark Felton, Military, nuclear weapons, Rosyth, Royal Navy, submarine, UK, USS Nimitz, video
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This Day Eaten By Dogs
When daily events would prevent him from updating Chaos Manor, Jerry Pournelle would post “This day eaten by locusts.” My day, by contrast, has been eaten up by caring for one of my dogs. Yesterday my dog Buddy, a Great … Continue reading