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Author Archives: Lawrence Person
A Bucket of Texas News
No theme linking all this stories, but crime, police and jihad all figure predominately: The Islamic State has singled out the First Baptist Church in Dallas as a target for arson. If memory serves, the last time jihadis tried to … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Border Control, Crime, Jihad
Tagged Alexis Flores, Ali Mohmood Awad Irsan, Austin, Border Controls, Brownsville, Crime, Dallas, Eduardo Ravelo, El Paso, Fort Worth, Irving, Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, Jihad, Montgomery County, Nadia Irsan, Nile Irsan, police, Robert Francis Van Wisse, Terry A.D. Strickland, Yaser Abdel Said
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More Clinton Global Initiative Greatest Hits
Jeff Dunetz at The Lid has more on the Clinton Global Initiative in the wake of yesterday’s post that it was being shut down. He included some CGI Greatest Pay-for-Play Hits I missed, including: Helping Set Up Russia’s Silicon Valley … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Democrats, Foreign Policy
Tagged Bahrain, Claudio Osorio, Clinton Foundation, Clinton Global Initiative, Crime, Crown Prince Salman, Democrats, Foreign Policy, Haiti, Hillary Clinton Scandals, Indra Nooyi, Jeff Dunetz, Overseas Private Investment Corporation, Pepsi, Skolkovo
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Clinton Foundation Shutting Down Clinton Global Initiative
Remember the Clinton Global Initiative, the arm of the Clinton Foundation that Clinton supporters claimed helps solve “the world’s most pressing challenges,” and which detractors noted was yet another handy tool to line the pockets of the Clintons and their … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Democrats, Elections
Tagged 2016 Presidential Race, Aleksandar Vucic, Becky Quick, Ben Affleck, Ben Osborne, Bill Clinton, Bono, Casey Wasserman, Cecile Richards, Clinton Foundation, Clinton Global Initiative, Columbia, Crime, David Miliband, Democrats, Fethullah Gulen, Hernando de Soto, Hillary Clinton, Hillary Clinton Scandals, Iman, Italy, Jason Collins, John Podesta, Jon Bon Jovi, Juan Manuel Santos, Julie Tauber McMahon, Matteo Renzi, Planned Parenthood, Qatar, Serbia, soccer, SolarCity, Tina Brown
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Trump Threatens the Establishment
Here’s an interesting piece on the threat Trump poses not only to the media’s political pieties, but to the entire edifice of politically correct moral authority they had spent decades constructing: If all his other cultural blasphemies did not finish … Continue reading
LinkSwarm for January 13, 2017
Time to extract more pure wheat from chaff! Glenn Greenwald says Democrats will go to any lengths to avoid blaming themselves for their debacle: I really haven’t experienced anything even remotely like the smear campaign that has been launched by … Continue reading
Posted in Border Control, Budget, Crime, Democrats, Economics, Elections, Foreign Policy, Jihad, Media Watch, Military, ObamaCare, Republicans, Social Justice Warriors
Tagged 2016 Presidential Race, anti-semitism, Arizona, austerity, Border Controls, Budget, Crime, Democrats, Donald Trump, Elections, EmailGate, Estonia, EU, European Debt Crisis, Finland, Foreign Policy, France, Free Software Foundation, Glenn Greenwald, Guccifer 2.0, Guns, Hillary Clinton Scandals, Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, Israel, James "Mad Dog" Mattis, Jeff Sessions, Jihad, Leah Rowe, Legal Insurrection, LinkSwarm, Luxembourg, Media Watch, Milo Yiannopoulos, ObamaCare, PIIGS, Poland, police, rape, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Republicans, Russia, Slate, Social Justice Warriors, Sweden, Syria, Turkey, UK, YouTube
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Texas vs. California Update for January 12, 2017
It’s been a long time since I compiled one of these, so this is going to be monstrously large. Also, just as I was finishing this up, the San Diego Chargers announced they were moving to Los Angeles. Hell, LA … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Border Control, Budget, Crime, Democrats, Economics, Elections, Guns, Regulation, Texas, unions, Waste and Fraud, Welfare State
Tagged Arizona, Border Controls, California, CalPERs, Crime, Democrats, Economics, education, Elections, Eric Holder, Florida, Guns, IMDB, Kern County (CA), law school, Los Angeles, Marfa, minimum wage, pension crisis, robots, San Diego, San Francisco, Texas, unions, Welfare State
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Dawnna Dukes Case Headed to Grand Jury
In an update to the Dawnna Dukes story, her case is headed to a grand jury: Travis County prosecutors and Texas Rangers will present evidence to a grand jury that state Rep. Dawnna Dukes abused the power of her office, … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Crime, Democrats
Tagged Austin, corruption, Dawnna Dukes, Democrats, Margaret Moore, Texas, Texas Rangers
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Pentagon Successfully Tests Microdrone Swarm
Given the name of my blog, you wouldn’t expect this development to escape my eye: The Pentagon may soon be unleashing a 21st-century version of locusts on its adversaries after officials on Monday said it had successfully tested a swarm … Continue reading
85th Texas Legislative Session Begins Today
Lock up your women and liquor, the legislature is back in town! The 85th Texas Legislative Session started today, and one of the biggest concerns is a smaller budget, as detailed by the comptroller: For 2018-19, the state can expect … Continue reading
The Great Pickup Truck War of 2017
This past week brought one of those small, illuminating skirmishes in the culture wars, this time over that quintessentially Texas vehicle, the pickup truck. First came this New York Times piece by Many Fernandez on the Texas Truck Rodeo. If … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Media Watch, Texas
Tagged culture wars, Democrats, John Ekdahl, Kevin D. Williamson, Media Watch, Pickup Truck, Sean Davis, SooperMexican, T. Becket Adams, Texas, Twitter
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