Category Archives: Crime

LinkSwarm for February 17, 2016

Early voting started in Texas Monday, which means I’m way behind on covering state and local races. Oh well, maybe later this week… Hillary Clinton didn’t do as badly as expected in New Hampshire. She did worse. Sanders’s margin of … Continue reading →

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Florida Man Outdoes Himself

Florida Man has really outdone himself this time: Authorities in Florida have arrested a man accused of throwing a live alligator through a restaurant’s drive-through window. Investigators identified Joshua James, of Jupiter, Fla., as the man who tossed the 3 … Continue reading →

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LinkSwarm for February 8, 2016

I emptied the link bucket on Friday, but lo and behold, a whole new torrent of news has come rushing down the pipes: You know all that “Ted Cruz is too unpopular to win” talk? Cruz is killing it with … Continue reading →

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“They don’t like to talk about Muslim sex crime”

Pat Condell speaks his mind on Cologne and other mass incidents of Muslim men committing sex crimes, That “99% of women in Egypt have been physically molested” stat is shocking enough that I went looking for evidence of it, and … Continue reading →

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LinkSwarm for February 5, 2016

Presidential elections, Islamic terrorism, gun rights, crooked locksmiths: Something for (almost) everyone in your Friday LinkSwarm: So why did Hillary Clinton take $675,000 for three speeches to Goldman Sachs? “That’s what they offered.” I actually like the refreshing honesty about … Continue reading →

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LinkSwarm for January 22, 2016

Been a trying week. Have a Friday LinkSwarm, on me… Mark Steyn reiterates his central thesis. Namely secular welfare state = low birth rates = import of Muslim immigrants = extinction of the west. “It’s Still the Demography, Stupid.” Welcome … Continue reading →

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Waco Shootout Update: The View From the Cossacks

The Dallas Observer has two interesting pieces up on the Waco biker shootout: First, a profile of the Cossacks, which paints them as a tough but mostly mostly law-abiding group. Much of the piece covers Jake “Rattle Can” Rhyne, a … Continue reading →

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LinkSwarm for January 15, 2016

We’ll start with a couple by Mark Steyn: “Hillary Clinton is now telling lies about her lies.” Steyn also went to a Trump rally, and discovered how Trump is wowing crowds as an un-politician. “He moved the meter on the … Continue reading →

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John Daub Covers The Day That Changed His Life

One year after it occurred, John Daub goes over the day that changed his life, when he was forced to shoot and kill a large man breaking down his family’s front door. From my perspective, the main thing I remember … Continue reading →

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Astros Hacker Pleads Guilty

And as long as we’re doing some crime blotter updates, former St. Louis Cardinals scouting director Christopher Correa pleaded guilty to five counts of hacking into the Houston Astros computers. No word on how Major League Baseball will sanction the … Continue reading →

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