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Author Archives: Lawrence Person
A Slimy Bucket Labeled “Convicted Felon Brett Kimberlin”
So it looks like I’m going to have to empty out a slimy bucket of news labeled “Convicted Felon Brett Kimberlin” every week. First some good news: the charges against Aaron Walker (who convicted felon Brett Kimberlin had filed a … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Democrats
Tagged Brett Kimberlin, convicted felon Brett Kimberlin, Crime, Democrats, Neal Rauhauser, SWATing
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Greece Opts To Continue to Euro Shell Game
Feeling less suicidal than usual, Greek voters have opted for the conservative (for Greece) New Democracy party in parliamentary elections, beating out the radical-left Syriza, which insisted Europe keep shoveling money into the black hole that is the Greek budget, … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, Elections, Foreign Policy, Welfare State
Tagged 2012 Election, Antonis Samaras, Budget, Elections, Euro, Europe, European Debt Crisis, Foreign Policy, Greece, grexit, Welfare State
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Greek Voting, Grexit, Spanic: Another EuroDebt Crises Roundup
So Greeks head off to the polls this weekend to (theoretically) choose whether to muddle along with a “right” (for Greece) government that will actually attempt to carry out something vaguely resembling austerity, or for Alexis Tsipras’ far-left Syriza party, … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, Economics, Foreign Policy, Welfare State
Tagged Alexis Tsipras, Angela Merkel, Budget, Euro, Europe, European Debt Crisis, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Mark Steyn, PIIGS, Spain, Syriza, Welfare State
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The Egyptian Military and Existential Threats
Some people have wondered why Egypt’s high court, doing the military leadership’s bidding, just invalidated the Egyptian parliament, even though the Muslim Brotherhood’s popularity, though strong, seemed to be on the wan. I think the simplest explanation is not that … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Policy, Jihad, Military
Tagged Arab, Arab-Israeli Wars, Egypt, Hezbollah, Islamist, Israel, Jihad, Military, Muslim Brotherhood, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Six Day War, Turkey, War, Yom Kippur War
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Egypt’s High Court Declares Parliment Invalid
“Egypt’s highest court declared the parliament invalid Thursday, and the country’s interim military rulers promptly declared full legislative authority.” Well, things are about to get very interesting indeed. Does the Muslim Brotherhood think it can take on the army in … Continue reading
Updating the Blogroll
For some reason, I feel a lot more braindead than usual after a one hour bike ride, so today seems like an excellent day to perform that long-contemplated update of the blogroll. Today’s additions: Rick Perry vs. the World: You … Continue reading
Posted in Republicans, Texas
Tagged Ann Althouse, Blogroll, Blue Dot Blues, links, Michelle Malkin, Moe Lane, Push Junction, Republicans, Site Administration, Texas
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Narcissistic Infantilism Among the Wisconsin Left
Now that a week has passed since Scott Walker’s decisive victory in the Wisconsin recall election, I wanted to touch on one issue that helped contribute to the left’s defeat in the recall, namely the narcissistic infantilism displayed among a … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Elections, unions
Tagged 2012 Election, Democrats, Elections, hippie, Occupy Wall Street, radicals, recall, Scott Walker, unions, Wisconsin
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Still More Wisconsin Recall Election Tidbits
Still more Wisconsin recall tidbits continue to trickle out. I may have a more substantial reaction to a particularly egregious type of liberal self-delusion regarding the results later, but here’s a nice sampler of links: “Public employee unions insist that … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Elections, Republicans, unions, video
Tagged 2012 Election, Democrats, Jesse Jackson, Race Card, recall, Republicans, Scott Walker, unions, video, Wisconsin
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