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Category Archives: Foreign Policy
China’s Rich Potemkin Socialist Village
Much of China’s last two decades of apparent prosperity seems to be an illusion designed to fool both its own people and outside investors. But the Potemkin village of Huaxi takes China’s illusory prosperity to the next level. “Huaxi in … Continue reading
Posted in Communism, Democrats, Economics, Foreign Policy, video
Tagged China, Communism, Economics, Foreign Policy, Huaxi, video
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LinkSwarm for November 18, 2022
Greetings, and welcome to the Friday LinkSwarm…on Friday! Finally, my sloth has paid off! Enjoy a sampler of news stories from the last two weeks. Donald Trump is running for president again. Right now I’m inclined to back Ron DeSantis … Continue reading
Posted in Border Control, Budget, Crime, Democrats, Economics, Elections, Foreign Policy, Guns, Media Watch, Regulation, Republicans, Social Justice Warriors, Supreme Court, Texas
Tagged 118th Congress, 2024 Presidential Race, Alameda Research, Babylon Bee, BlackRock, Charlie Crist, Clifton Bay Investments LLC, Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, Democrats, Disney, Donald Trump, Elizabeth Holmes, Environmental Social Governance (ESG), Florida, Foreign Policy, FTX, Houston, Jay Leno, John Ray III, Miami, Mike Lawler, Nancy Pelosi, NPR, Peter Zeihan, Republicans, Ron DeSantis, Sam Bankman-Fried, Sean Patrick Maloney, Theranos, trade, transexual
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Ukraine Update for November 15, 2022: Dnipro Crossed?
Right after Kherson city was liberated and spans on the Antonivsky and Nova Kakhkovka bridges blown, a whole lot of commenters went “Well, Ukraine obviously isn’t going to try to cross the Dnipro there, it’s too wide.” Looks like that … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Policy, Military, video
Tagged Antonovsky Bridge, Arabat Spit, Crimea, Dnipro River, Foreign Policy, Kinburn Spit, logistics, NATO, Poland, Russia, Russo-Ukrainian War, Suchomimus, Ukraine, video
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China’s Lockdowns: Even Crazier
Evidently those Chinese Flu Manchu lockdowns are even crazier than we thought: In Hunan, Chinese authorties have built literally hundreds of temporary quarantine facilities on roads “as far as the eye can see.” The Uighurs in Xinjiang (remember them?) have … Continue reading
Posted in Communism, Foreign Policy, video
Tagged China, Communism, coronavirus, Foreign Policy, lockdown, Uighers, video, Xi Jinping, Xining City, Xinjiang
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Breaking News: Russian Retreat Complete, Kherson City Liberated
Yesterday’s post about Russians starting to bug of Kherson Oblast north/west of the Dnipro Rover is already obsolete, as Russia appears to have completed its retreat. Russia’s military said on Friday it had completed its withdrawal from Kherson, a lightning-fast … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Policy, Military, video
Tagged Antonovsky Bridge, Dnipro River, Foreign Policy, Kherson, Military, Russia, Russo-Ukrainian War, Suchomimus, video
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Russia Starts Bugging Out
Lets look at the news that Russia has announced a complete withdrawal from Kherson oblast north/west of the Dnipro River. First up: A big picture overview from Peter Zeihan, that I have some minor to moderate quibbles with. Takeaways: Russia … Continue reading
LinkSwarm for November 7, 2022
Greetings, and welcome to a special Election Eve Monday LinkSwarm! My Internet is back up, and tomorrow night I will be liveblogging the election returns starting around 7 PM. A red tsunami? For the past week or so, my … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Border Control, Budget, Communism, Crime, Democrats, Economics, Elections, Foreign Policy, Media Watch, ObamaCare, Regulation, Republicans, Social Justice Warriors, Texas, Uncategorized, unions, video
Tagged 2022 Election, 2022 Texas Governor's Race, Adam Laxalt, Alianza Americas, Andrew Cuomo, Apple Computer, Arkansas, Babylon Bee, baseball, Ben Shapiro, Beto O'Rourke, black, Border Controls, California, CEFC China Energy, Center for Disease Control, Chicago, Chicago Teachers Union, China, Chuck Grassley, Communism, coronavirus, Crime, Democrats, Diamond Arnold-Johnson, dogs, education, Elections, Emily Oster, Florida, Foxconn, George Soros, Greg Abbott, Hilary Rosen, homeless, Houston, Houston Astros, Hudson West, Hunter Biden, Illinois, iPhone, James Biden, Jiaqi Bao, Jim Geraghty, John Fetterman, Kari Lake, LinkSwarm, Lion Hall Group, lockdown, Mehmet Oz, New York, Northern International Capital, Open Society Foundation, Oregon, Owasco LLC, Owasco P.C., Paul Pelosi, Pennsylvania, police, Republicans, Ron Johnson, San Francisco, Sara Biden, Seattle, Social Justice Warriors, socialism, SWAT teams, Texas, transexual, Twitter, unions, video, voting fraud
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Turkey Bitchslaps Russia
Commenter Greg The Class Traitor asked about this on another thread, so I thought I would throw this Anders Puck Nielsen video up with a bit of context. Basically Ukraine managed to hit (but not sink) some Russian warships in … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Foreign Policy, Military, video
Tagged agriculture, Anders Puck Nielsen, Black Sea, Military, NATO, Odessa (Ukraine), Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Russia, Russo-Ukrainian War, Sevastopol, Turkey, Ukraine, video, Vladimir Putin
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Bibi VI: The Bibing
With all votes in Israel finally tallied, the coalition led by Benjamin Netanyahu’s conservative Likud party has won a parliamentary majority, winning 64 seats out of 120, presumably ending a period that saw Israel hold five generally inconclusive elections. Benjamin … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Foreign Policy
Tagged Benjamin Netanyahu, Elections, Foreign Policy, Israel, Israeli Elections, Likud, Palestinians, Religious Zionism, Shas, United Torah Judaism
2 Comments