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Author Archives: Lawrence Person
Pat Condell on Why Trump is a Necessary Evil
It looks like this week’s Clinton Corruption update is being pushed to Friday as well, so enjoy Pat Condell explaining why voting for Donald Trump is necessary to keep America America. “One thing that the Trump campaign has already achieved … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Media Watch, video
Tagged 2016 Presidential Race, Brexit, CNN, Donald Trump, Elections, Media Watch, Pat Condell, video
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A Roundup of Texas Lawsuits of Note
A number of lawsuits related to local or federal overreach in Texas are working their way through the court system. Here’s a quick roundup of developments in a few notable cases. U.S. District Judge Reed O’Connor reiterated that the injunction … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Supreme Court, Texas
Tagged Amos L. Mazzant III, Austin, Brownsville, Collin County, EPA, Ken Paxton, Reed O’Connor, SEC, Supreme Court, Texas, Texas Public Policy Foundation, Tranny Bathrooms
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Syria: Sometimes All the Options Are Bad
Certain factions of the Washington establishment (here’s a good example) are demanding that Obama “do something” to stop the fighting around Aleppo in Syria, the “something” in this case being the threat of force, or even actual use thereof, to … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Policy, Guns, Jihad
Tagged al-Nusra Front, Ayman Asfari, Everytown for Gun Safety, Free Syrian Army, Guns, Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, Jeremy Heimans, Jihad, Kurds, Lina de Sergie, Lina Sergie Attar, Military, Purpose, Russia, S. E. Cupp, Sawsan Asfari, Syria, The Syria Campaign, Tim Dixon
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LinkSwarm for October 24, 2016
The latest Clinton Corruption update pushed the LinkSwarm to Monday: National Review published Victor Davis Hanson’s endorsement of Donald Trump. And the moon became as blood… “Trump leading in poll that has best track record over last three elections.” The … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Democrats, Economics, Elections, Guns, Media Watch, Military, Texas
Tagged #NeverTrump, AT&T, California, CO2, Crime, Donald Trump, Economics, Euro, European Debt Crisis, Eurozone, Guns, Hamilton County (TN), Hangzhou Xiongmai Technology, Hillary Clinton, Media Watch, Microsoft, Military, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, polls, rape, Rolling Stone, Russia, Shelia Jackson Lee, suicide, Texas, Time Warner, Victor Davis Hanson
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A Few Points on Yesterday’s Big DDos Attack
If you had trouble getting to a various websites yesterday it was probably fallout from a huge distributed Denial-of-Service (DDoS) attack: Criminals this morning massively attacked Dyn, a company that provides core Internet services for Twitter, SoundCloud, Spotify, Reddit and … Continue reading
This Week in Clinton Corruption for October 21, 2016
It’s getting to the point that not only can I not keep up with the torrent of email leaks documenting Hillary Clinton corruption, I can’t even keep with the people keeping up with the leaks! “State Department tried to bribe … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Democrats, Elections, Guns, Waste and Fraud
Tagged 2016 Presidential Race, Aaron Minter, Clinton Giustra Enterprise Partnership, Columbia, Crime, Democrats, Elections, EmailGate, Frank Giustra, fraud, George Soros, gun control, Guns, Hillary Clinton, Hillary Clinton Scandals, Judicial Watch, Morocco, Patrick Kennedy, Qatar, Wikileaks
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GTA 5 Mod Let’s You Use Samsung Galaxy Note 7s as Grenades
You’ve probably heard that Samsung has recalled and cancelled the Galaxy Note 7 phone after numerous incidents where the battery exploded. You may not have heard that someone did a mod for the video game Grand Theft Auto 5 that … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized, video
Tagged DMCA, Galaxy Note 7, Grand Theft Auto, recall, Samsung, technology, video
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Texas vs. California Update for October 19, 2016
Time for another Texas vs. California update! Included here are several links from City Journal’s special “Texas Rising” issue. Texas cities continue to kick ass economically: Texas’s spectacular growth is largely a story of its cities—especially of Austin, Dallas–Fort Worth, … Continue reading
Posted in Border Control, Budget, Democrats, ObamaCare, Texas, unions
Tagged Apple Valley, bankruptcy, Bay Area Air Quality Management District, Border Controls, California, California Secure Choice Retirement Savings Trust, California Teacher's Association, CalPERs, Carlos Bustamante, Chuck DeVore, Democrats, DentalOne, education, Garden Fresh Restaurant Corp., Jon Cassidy, Los Angeles, Loyalton, Mario Loyola, ObamaCare, Orange County, Redding, San Jose, SB1234, Texas, unions, Verengo Inc.
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No One Wants To Buy Twitter
From Slashdot comes news that no one wants to buy Twitter. Neither Google nor Disney plan to bid on Twitter, despite reports saying both were interested. Recode says that Apple is likely also out of the picture. And Verizon immediately … Continue reading