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Author Archives: Lawrence Person
Joe Rogan, Bret Weinstein Discuss Cults, Religion, and Psychedelics
Bret Weinstein was the evolutionary psychology professor at the center of the Evergreen College SJW freakout. Here he and Joe Rogan discuss the differences between cults and religions, psychedelic experiences as a gateway to God, and various other religious topics. … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized, video
Tagged Bret Weinstein, Catholics, DMT, drugs, Evergreen State College, evolutionary psychology, Joe Rogan, LSD, Mormons, religion, video, War on Drugs
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LinkSwarm for May 31, 2019
Important traffic notice for Austin residents: Half of I-35 is going to be closed between 290 and Rundberg starting at 9 PM tonight and lasting through 5 AM Monday, June 3, while they take down the St. John’s bridge and … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Border Control, Crime, Democrats, Foreign Policy, Jihad, Media Watch, Military, Obama Scandals, Republicans, Social Justice Warriors, Texas
Tagged abortion, Ackerman McQueen, Alan Dershowitz, Alexandria Ocasio Cortez, American Indians, antifa, Austin, Austin Police Department, Border Controls, Canada, China, CNN, Dan Crenshaw, Democrats, Donald Trump, Gulf Cartel, Guns, Hidalgo County, highways, Huawei, Iraq, Israel, James Cole, Jews, Jihad, John Cleese, Kirkuk, LinkSwarm, Little Sisters of the Poor, Media Watch, Mexico, Military, Mississippi, MSNBC, Nancy Pelosi, NRA, Obama Scandals, Obituary, Republicans, Rice University, Rio Grande Valley, Samir Jain, Ted Cruz, Texas, Thad Cochran, trade, USMCA
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Beto Puts Down The Bong
This Kyle Smith takedown of Running With Beto is too good to save for next week’s Clown Car Update. Picture you and a couple of buddies spending a long night with a couple of cases of Schlitz and some moderately … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Elections, Texas
Tagged 2018 Texas Senate Race, 2020 Presidential Race, Beto O'Rourke, David Wysong, Democrats, Elections, Kyle Smith, Texas, Zack Malitz
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EU Election Results
From this side of the pond, the EU election results may seem somewhat baffling. Populist parties gained ground at the expense of centrist and traditional parties, but so did the Greens. This doesn’t fit our traditional left-right political schemas. In … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Foreign Policy
Tagged Brexit, Brexit Party, Christian Democratic Union, Conservatives, Denmark, Emmanuel Macron, EU, EU Elections, Five Star Movement, Foreign Policy, France, Germany, Green Parties (EU), Italy, Labour, Marine Le Pen, Nigel Farage, Northern League (Italy), Scotland, Scottish National Party, UK, UKIP, Viktor Orban
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Memorial Day: Remembering Two Badasses
This Memorial Day I’m honoring two Medal of Honor winners that have left us, John N. Reese, Jr. and Cleto Rodriguez, who between them killed 87 Imperial Japanese soldiers in Manila during the Philippines campaign in February of 1945. Rodriguez … Continue reading
Posted in Military, Texas
Tagged Cleto Rodriguez, Japan, John N. Reese Jr., Memorial Day, Military, Oklahoma, Philippines, Texas, World War II
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Theresa May’s Colossal Failure
Theresa May was hired to do one job and she couldn’t do it, and she managed to screw up a lot of other things along the way. Now that she’s stepping down, the political obituaries are rolling in and they’re … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Policy
Tagged Brexit, Conservatives, environmentalism, Foreign Policy, Iain Murray, Madeleine Kearns, Theresa May, UK
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