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Good Guy With a Gun: One Year After

If you read only one story today, read this swell Michael J. Mooney profile of Stephen Willeford, the man who stopped the Sutherland Springs shooter with his own AR-15, one year after the incident. As he approached the old white … Continue reading →

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LinkSwarm for October 12, 2018

Trying to edit this last night brought up a repeated 502 error, since fixed. So enjoy this LinkSwarm as a triumph of persistence over technology: How the Kavanaugh fight united the right around President Donald Trump: Trumpism is now the … Continue reading →

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France Kills Top Islamic State in the Greater Sahara Commander

Here’s yet another Islamic State affiliate I was unaware of: A top commander for the Islamic State in the Greater Sahara (ISGS) was reportedly killed in a French military operation in northern Mali over the weekend. The French military announced … Continue reading →

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Antifa Lunch Break

Something light for Labor Day…

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Scott Adams on Kanye West on Rich People and Skill Stacks

Scott Adams has an interesting periscope up on Kanye West talking about how black people need to “think more like rich people.” Some of the points Adams covers about how Kanye West exhibits “rich people thinking” (especially compared to #BlackLivesMatter): … Continue reading →

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ACLU Finds Clue, Backs NRA On Banks

This qualifies as news because it’s actually novel: The official view of the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) remains that the Second Amendment protects a “collective right rather than an individual right.” But the organization nevertheless is helping the National … Continue reading →

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Sen. John McCain, RIP

Republican Senator John McCain has died at age 81 just days after ending treatment for brain cancer. McCain served his country honorably as a pilot before spending five years in a POW camp where he was regularly tortured by the … Continue reading →

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Persuasion, Ritual Magic, and the Kek Wars

Sometimes you put up something you don’t actually agree with, and which most of your readership may find more confounding than enlightening. This is one of those times. Some may find the author’s theories absurd, or opaque, or illogical, and … Continue reading →

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Blogroll Addition: The Babylon Bee

As promised, I’ve added The Babylon Bee to the blogroll. If you haven’t read it, “The Onion for Christians, but funnier” nicely sums it up. A few recent posts: “Texas Constructs Border Wall To Keep Out Unwanted Refugees From California.” … Continue reading →

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Happy Bastille Day

Since Jerry Pournelle is no longer around to post his standard Bastille Day post, here’s a goodly excerpt: On July 14, 1789, the Paris revolutionaries with aid of the local militia stormed the Bastille, a fortress in downtown Paris which … Continue reading →

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