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Category Archives: Regulation
Supply Chain Disruption Update
All across the world, supply chains that were disrupted by Flu Manchu lockdowns don’t seem to have fully recovered. Maybe it’s because some political entities are still doing lockdowns, or maybe it’s because vaccine mandates are making critical worker shortages … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Guns, Regulation
Tagged ammo, China, coronavirus, Costco, Defense Production Act, Economics, Guns, Malaysia, Philippines, Semiconductors, toilet paper, Vietnam
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TPPF’s Jason Isaac On The Reasons Behind The Great 2021 Texas Freeze Blackouts
Texas Public Policy Foundation’s Jason Isaac has a Prager U video analysis of the reasons behind the great Texas ice storm blackouts. The analysis will be familiar to regular readers: Over-investment in unreliable, subsidized renewable energy meant under-investment in reliable … Continue reading
Posted in Regulation, Texas, video
Tagged Energy Policy, ERCOT, ice storm, Jason Isaac, oil industry, Prager U, Regulation, solar power, subsidies, Texas, video
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Is Australia Not Going To Take It Anymore?
This video from Melbourne suggests that Australians have had just about all of the lockdowns they can stand: Is it 1776 in Australia? pic.twitter.com/Sr7jMi4RNj — Scott Morefield (@SKMorefield) September 18, 2021 It’s not enough to break through police lines. Mobs … Continue reading
LinkSwarm for September 17, 2021
Greetings, and welcome to another Friday LinkSwarm! Chaos at the border and buying American military tech to oppose China are two of the themes this week: 8,000 illegal aliens await processing underneath the Del Rio bridge on the U.S./Mexican border. … Continue reading
Posted in Border Control, Communism, Democrats, Foreign Policy, Military, Regulation, Texas, Waste and Fraud, Welfare State
Tagged Adrienne Peña-Garza, Alexandria Ocasio Cortez, Apple, AUKUS, Australia, Bill Burr, Border Controls, China, Chris Salcedo, Christopher Steele, CNN, Communism, Cops, Dan Patrick, Del Rio, Democrats, dogs, Donald Trump, EPA, F-35, Facebook, Foreign Policy, France, Gavin Newsom, Greenland, Greg Abbott, Harris County, Hidalgo County, Hillary Clinton Scandals, Illegal Aliens, Israel, Jackson (Mississippi), Jake Sullivan, James Comey, Japan, John Durham, Larry Nassar, Mannix, Media Watch, Met Gala, Michael Sussmann, Military, Norm Macdonald, Perkins Coie LLP, Regulation, Rick Rescorla, Rio Grande Valley, submarine, Sweden, Taiwan, Texas, Tony Radakin, UK
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Biden Administration Blocking Flu Manchu Monoclonal Antibody Supplies To Red States?
So it appears: The Biden administration is imposing new limits on states’ ability to access to Covid-19 antibody treatments amid rising demand from GOP governors who have relied on the drug as a primary weapon against the virus. Federal health … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Regulation, Republicans, Texas, Welfare State
Tagged Alabama, coronavirus, Democrats, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, monoclonal antibodies, Regulation, Republicans, Tennessee, Texas, Welfare State
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Treating Coronavirus With Ivermectin And Our Crappy Media
I had no intention on doing another post about using ivermectin in treating Flu Manchu (and Rolling Stone‘s shabby Oklahoma hit piece), but too many links of interest on the subject have popped up to ignore. Again, I’m not a … Continue reading
China Tries To Limit Video Games
If you think the War on Drugs is futile, China aims to one-up us by banning teenagers from playing more than three hours of video games a week: China has a new rule for the country’s hundreds of millions of … Continue reading
LinkSwarm for August 28, 2021
Greetings, and welcome to another Friday LinkSwarm! Biden’s Afghan debacle continues to top the news: At least 90 people, including 13 American soldiers, were killed in in a bombing at an entrance to the Kabul airport. Un-Fucking believable: “U.S. officials … Continue reading
Posted in Border Control, Democrats, Elections, Foreign Policy, Jihad, Media Watch, Military, ObamaCare, Regulation, Supreme Court, Texas
Tagged #NeverTrump, 2022 Election, 87th Texas Legislature, Afghanistan, Andrew Cuomo, Andrew McCarthy, Axel Springer, Bill Kristol, Bombing, Border Controls, Bowe Bergdahl, Bret Baier, Center for Disease Control, Chesa Boudin, coronavirus, Current Affairs, David Gilbert, Democrats, Edward O'Grady, Emerald Robinson, Foreign Policy, Georgia, Germany, Herschel Walker, Intel, Israel, Jen Psaki, Jihad, Joe Trombino, Jonah Goldberg, Larry Elder, LinkSwarm, Lyta Gold, Media Watch, Military, Missouri, ObamaCare, Peter Paige, police, Republicans, Samsung, Semiconductors, Snopes, Spinal Tap, Stephen Hayes, Supreme Court, Taliban, Texas, The Weekly Standard, Voter ID, voting fraud, Waverly Brown, Weather Underground, William Shatner
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