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Author Archives: Lawrence Person
No More Illegal Alien Buyers For Colony Ridge
Remember Colony Ridge, the housing development northeast of Houston evidently pitched to illegal aliens that boasted such “features” as high crime rates and substandard infrastructure? A settlement between the state and the developer means no more home sales to illegal … Continue reading
California’s Wealth Streams For The Exits
Like fans of a football team that’s already out of the game in the first half, people and corporate entities in tax-and-regulation crazy California have decided to head for the exits while the getting is good. Add Facebook/meta head Mark … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, Democrats, Regulation, Technology
Tagged Budget, California, Chamath Palihapitiya, Democrats, Don Hankey, Florida, Ivan Sher, Lake Tahoe, Larry Ellison, Larry Page, Las Vegas, Mark Zuckerberg, Miami, Natalia Harris, NFL, NGO, Priscilla Chan, Regulation, Sam Darnold, Sergey Brin, Super Bowl, Taxes, technology, Valero, Welfare State, Zain Aziz
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Uncle Sam Assembles Big Stick For Iran
The U.S. military has some of the biggest sticks in the world, and right now a lot of them are Voltroning together within striking distance of Iran. A lot of Globemasters are flying into theater. An eye-opening and massive number … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Policy, Jihad, Military
Tagged aircraft carrier, Ali Khamenei, C-17 Globemaster, destroyer, EU, F-22, Foreign Policy, Iran, Israel, Jihad, Jordan, Kuwait, Military, Oman, Qatar, Royal Air Force, Saudi Arabia, UK, USS Abraham Lincoln, USS Bulkeley, USS Michael Murphy
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“Jerky”
I’ve mostly been staying away from the Epstein file revelations, mainly because there’s too much information to sift through and too little context to determine what’s true and what’s BS. The noise-to-signal ratio is high, as is the constant danger … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Democrats, video
Tagged Asmongold, cannibalism, Crime, Democrats, Jeffrey Epstein, Karyna Shulyak, pedophilia, video
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“Starmer Is A Wanker!”
We touched on the deepening unpopularity of UK Labour Prime Minister Keir Starmer in yesterday’s LinkSwarm, but Beege Welborn has a more in-depth and amusing look at a PM whose poll numbers are hitting record lows. It’s no secret what … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Foreign Policy, Social Justice Warriors
Tagged Andy Burnham, Angela Rayner, Beege Welborn, Chagos Islands, China, Diego Garcia, Ed Davey, Ed Miliband, Elections, Foreign Policy, Hot Air, Jamie Dimon, Jeffrey Epstein, Keir Starmer, Kemi Badenoch, Labour, Labour Together, Morgan McSweeney, NetZero, Peter Mandelson, Rachael Maskell, Rebecca Long-Bailey, Shabana Mahmood, UK, Wes Streeting
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AI News Roundup For February 5, 2026
A bunch of AI-related news has popped up this week, so let’s do a roundup. Some AI companies are complaining that TSMC is killing the AI boom by not expanding rapidly enough: Asianometry notes that TSMC’s caution at expanding is … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Technology, video
Tagged AI, Anthropic, Applied Materials, Asianometry, ASML, ChatGPT, Claude Cowork, Copilot, CoWoS, Economics, Google, Intel, KLA Tencor, LAM Research, Micron, Microsoft, Nvidia, OpenAI, SaaS, Sam Altman, Samsung, Satya Nadella, Semiconductors, SK Hynix, Sundar Pichai, technology, Tokyo Electron, TSMC, video
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The “No Hire, No Fire” Economy
Statistics show that, one year into Donald Trump’s second term, the economic lassitude of the Biden Recession is still weighing down the American economy, as it isn’t creating jobs. While we will not be getting the payrolls report this week … Continue reading
Posted in Economics
Tagged ADP, Biden Recession, Economics, Federal Reserve, ghost jobs, interest rates, Jerome Powell, Nela Richardson, tariffs, unemployment
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Illegal Chicom Biolab: The Sequel
Remember the illegal Chinese biolab found in Reedley, California back in 2023? There’s a sequel. “Feds Seize 1000 Samples From Illegal CCP Biolab in Las Vegas Owned by Defendant in Reedley Case.” Early Saturday morning the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police … Continue reading
Posted in Communism, Crime, Military, Technology
Tagged biological warfare, California, Center for Disease Control, China, Clark County (NV), Communism, Crime, FBI, Jia Bei Zhu, Las Vegas, Military, National Bio-forensic Analysis Center, Nellis Air Force Base, Ori Solomon, Reedley (CA), technology, Zhaoyan Wang
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Ian McCollum On SHOT Show Vaporware
I’ve never attended SHOT Show, the yearly gun industry show in Las Vegas, mainly because I didn’t have enough time, money and interest to attend back when I was employed, much less now. But Forgotten Weapons’ Ian McCollum attended not … Continue reading
Posted in Guns, Technology, video
Tagged Guns, Ian McCollum, SHOT Show, technology, video
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