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Category Archives: video
$250 Million Senior Gold Scammer Nabbed
Yesterday’s story featured a foreign scammer ripping off American taxpayers. Today’s story features a foreign scammer ripping off American senior citizens. A 35-year-old man accused of playing a central role in an international fraud network that allegedly stole more than … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Texas, video, Waste and Fraud
Tagged Crime, Florida, fraud, gold, Illegal Aliens, Muzamil Ahmed, New Jersey, Saudi Arabia, scam, senior citizens, Tarrant County, Texas, video
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“Mass Female TikTok Psychosis”: The Lindsay Clancy Cult
ShoeOnHead grapples with the inexplicable Lindsay Clancy TikTok Cult, and comes to the same conclusion the rest of us have: They’re insane. “Enough about women’s rights. It is time to talk about women’s wrongs.” “Here is a unique brain frying … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Social Justice Warriors, video
Tagged abortion, astrology, Crime, Dawn Light, feminists, FreedomToons, Hannah Cox, Lindsay Clancy, mental illness, murder, ShoeOnHead, Social Justice Warriors, Tarot Cards, Tik-Tok, video
12 Comments
What Happens When You Stand Next To An Atomic Bomb?
More specifically, what happens when you stand next to an atomic bomb when it goes off? I’m sure you understand generally, but this video delves into the specifics. “What would happen if you were standing two meters, or about six … Continue reading
Posted in Military, Technology, video
Tagged Hiroshima, Japan, Military, Nagasaki, nuclear weapons, technology, video, World War II
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When I Say Stop, Continue
One of those Texas stories that keep bubbling along, and which I have trouble mapping out the dimensions of, is the high voltage line to the Permian Basin story. Texas Scorecard has been out front reporting on the controversy, and … Continue reading
Posted in Texas, video
Tagged American Stewards of Liberty (ASL), Dan Patrick, Energy Policy, ERCOT, Ken Paxton, LCRA, natural gas, oil industry, Oncor, Permian Basin, Public Utility Commission (PUC), Robert Montoya, solar power, subsidies, Texas, Texas Public Policy Foundation, Texas Scorecard, Thomas Gleeson, video, Wayne Christian, wind power
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VDH: America Dominates Tech
It’s easy for the uninformed to get black pilled about America’s comparative advantage in technology. “China’s AI efforts are eating our lunch!” Etc. Victor Davis Hanson is always good for a grounded take, and when it comes to technology, he … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Technology, video
Tagged Adobe, AI, Anthropic, Apple, cancer, ChatGPT, China, Claude Cowork, Copilot, Crystal Genetics, Daily Signal, Dubio, Economics, Energy Policy, Facebook, France, genetic engineering, Genomics, Google, Google Gemini, Grok, Illumina, Ionis Pharmaceuticals, Microsoft, Midjourney, Mistral, Natera, Notion AI, Oracle, Palantir, Palo Alto Networks, Perplexity AI, Salesforce, SAP, space, SpaceX, technology, Victor Davis Hanson, video, xAI
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“This Was PBS”
You should backup your data. You should have multiple backups of your data. You should have multiple rotating or rolling backups of your data. You should have multiple rotating or rolling backups of your data saved to different types of … Continue reading
Posted in Technology, video
Tagged data security, Iron Mountain, James Tramel, Lawsuit, Louis Rossmann, Not The Bee, Open Source Storage, PBS, St. Louis, technology, video
10 Comments
Newest Drone Killer: AI Rifle Scopes
“Smart rifle” technology seems to have finally arrived in the form of an “AI” enhanced scope that still requires you to pull the trigger, but picks the optimal time to actually fire to take out drones. “High-tech, often AI powered … Continue reading
Posted in Military, video
Tagged AI, anti-drone, drones, Germany, IDF, India, Israel, Marines, Mavic 3T Drone, Military, Netherlands, rifle, Simon Whistler, Smash 2000L anti-drone system, UK, video
13 Comments
“How Is The B-52 Stratofortress Still In Service?”
Simon Whistler takes a look at why BUFF is eternal. That longevity is amazing, considering how many times the Air Force tried to cancel the B-52 project before it ever saw the light of day. “Even though it’s the longest … Continue reading
Posted in Military, video
Tagged Air Force, B-1, B-2, B-21, B-52, Boeing, bomber, Desert Storm, MiG-21, Military, nuclear weapons, Simon Whistler, Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty, video, Vietnam War, World War II
6 Comments
A Deep Dive Into Legal Carry Near Texas Schools
Two pro-gun attorneys do a deepish dive into legal carry dos and don’ts near schools, and its pretty useful stuff. “Can you legally carry a firearm within 1,000 feet of a school? Does a Texas License to Carry protect you … Continue reading
Posted in Guns, Regulation, Texas, video
Tagged CHL, Emily Taylor, Gun-Free School Zones Act, Guns, Regulation, Richard Hayes (Armed Attorney), Second Amendment, Texas, video
1 Comment
LinkSwarm For July 24, 2026
RFK, Jr. presses the pause button for medicaid payments over Democrat fraud, we pound Iran some more, Ukraine sinks floating cranes and sets giant logistics hubs aflame, and a punk rock auction. It’s the Friday LinkSwarm! “HHS Pausing $1 Billion … Continue reading
Posted in Border Control, Crime, Democrats, Elections, Foreign Policy, Military, Republicans, Social Justice Warriors, Technology, Texas, video, Waste and Fraud, Welfare State
Tagged 2026 Election, Adam Cahn, aircraft, Amish Shah, Andy Biggs, animation, Anthony Fauci, Araceli Martinez-Olguin, Arizona, astronomy, auctions, Babylon Bee, BeardMeatsFood, Black Sea, Border Controls, California, Car Wizard, cars, Central Command (CENTCOM), Chill Dude Explains, China, Chuck Grassley, Communism, Daniel Keenan, Daniel Ortega, David Ellison, David Schweikert, Democratic Socialists of America, Democrats, Department of Health and Human Services, DHS, dogs, Donald Trump, drones, EcoHealth Alliance of New York, education, eggs, Elections, Elizabeth Lee, Emmanuel Macron, Endorsements, FBI, FDA, food, Foreign Policy, France, fraud, Google, Greg Stanton, Hamas, Hasan Piker, Hezbollah, Houston, Illegal Aliens, immigration, Iran, Israel, James Talarico, Jay Feely, Jon Ossoff, Joseph Chaplik, Josh Kerr, Kai Newkirk, Kentucky Derby, Krasnodar, Kroger's, Larry Ellison, Legal Insurrection, LG, LinkSwarm, logistics, Mark Lamb, Marlene Galan-Woods, Melat Kiros, Mikie Sherrill, Military, Minnesota, Moscow, Netflix, New Jersey, New World Screwworm, Nicaragua, Novospasskoye, Operation Epic Fury, OSHA, Paramount, Peter Daszak, Primary, punk rock, Rafale fighter, recall, Reid Hoffman, Republicans, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Russia, Russo-Ukrainian War, salmonella, Sandinista, Social Justice Warriors, St. Petersburg (Russia), Stavropol, Su-57, Suchomimus, technology, Texas, Texas Scorecard, Tori Amos, Ukraine, University of Houston, voting fraud, Warner Brothers, Welfare State, Wildberries, Zohran Mamdani
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