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Category Archives: Foreign Policy
Lebanon Seizes Ship Loaded With Stolen Ukrainian Grain
A small story with possibly big implications: Lebanon has seized a ship loaded with barley and wheat flour while it determines whether the cargo may have been stolen from Ukraine, said Public Prosecutor Ghassan Oueidat. The Ukrainian Embassy in Beirut … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Policy, Military
Tagged Beirut, Feodosia, food, IMF, Lebanon, Russia, Russo-Ukrainian War, Syria, Ukraine
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LinkSwarm for July 29, 2022
The Biden Recession picks up downhill speed, liberals are spending $160 million to seize control of elections, Biden wants to starve your children until you accept transgenderism, and another Soros-backed DA gets the heave-ho from voters. It’s the Friday LinkSwarm! … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Democrats, Economics, Elections, Foreign Policy, Military, Republicans, Social Justice Warriors, Texas, unions
Tagged 2022 Election, 2022 Texas Governor's Race, auctions, Baltimore, Biden Recession, Buzz Aldrin, Crime, deficits, Democrats, Elections, FBI, Foreign Policy, George Soros, Hunter Biden, Joe Manchin, LinkSwarm, Marilyn Mosby, Military, NASA, Russia, Russo-Ukrainian War, Samantha Bee, school lunch, Texas, Title IX, Tranny Bathrooms, transexual, unions
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Scenes From China’s Slow-Motion Collapse
Remember the bank runs in China story after all those bank accounts in Hunan were frozen? I’ve been looking for signs of wider contagion amidst the Chinese banking sector, and mostly haven’t seen it. But I have seen a lot … Continue reading
Posted in Communism, Economics, Foreign Policy, Military, video
Tagged Alibaba, Baidu, bank run, banking, China, Communism, Economics, Evergrande, Ghost Cities, Henan New Wealth Group, Hunan, Lu Yi, Nasdaq, New York Stock Exchange, Pan Darong, Peter Zeihan, Sarbanes-Oxley Act, Stephen S. Roach, tanks, Xi Jinping, Xia Haijun
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Semiconductor Update for July 18, 2022
Enough links have filtered into the semiconductor bucket to be worth doing a roundup. This one touches on China and the corruption of our political elites. The congressional Democrats’ attempt to throw money at the problem is going nowhere fast. … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Economics, Elections, Foreign Policy, Texas, video
Tagged ASML, China, Democrats, Economics, Foreign Policy, GlobalFoundries, GlobalWafers, India, Intel, Nancy Pelosi, Semiconductors, Sherman (Texas), technology, Texas, TSMC
9 Comments
Two Doses of Neil Oliver
First up: Scottish commentator Neil Oliver wonders about all the questions we’re not allowed to ask about Flu Manchu. Daily Mail online carried a headline on the 8th of June: Healthy young people are dying suddenly and unexpectedly from a … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Economics, Foreign Policy, Global Warming, Media Watch, video, Waste and Fraud, Welfare State
Tagged Canada, coronavirus, environmentalism, farming, Foreign Policy, Global Warming, Green New Deal, Justin Trudeau, Media Watch, Neil Oliver, Netherlands, Sri Lanka, Sudden Adult Death Syndrome (SADS), video, Welfare State, World Economic Forum
6 Comments
An End To The German Economic Engine?
With Russia shutting down the NordStream gas pipeline for maintenance, Peter Zeihan wonders if the end of Germany’s vaunted economic engine is nigh. Some takeaways: NordStream has made Germany “horrendously” dependent on Russia for energy. Russia is blackmailing Germany to … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Foreign Policy, video
Tagged demographics, Germany, natural gas, Nordstream, oil industry, Peter Zeihan, Poland, Romania, Russia, Russo-Ukrainian War, Ukraine, video
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Democrats Behaving Badly
This is a catch-all post of various instances of Democrats acting badly I meant to include in the last few LinkSwarms and just didn’t manage to squeeze in. You know that oil Joe Biden foolishly released from the strategic oil … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Foreign Policy, Media Watch, Social Justice Warriors, Supreme Court
Tagged BHR Partners, Brett Kavanaugh, China, China Petrochemical Corporation (Sinopec), Clarence Thomas, corrupt scumbags, Democrats, Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, Foreign Policy, Gail Curley, Hunter Biden, Media Watch, oil industry, racism, Roe vs. Wade, Skaneateles L.L.C., strategic oil reserve, Twitter, Unipec
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Russia Defaults; Finland, Sweden Get Greenlight To Join NATO
Here’s some news from the periphery of the Russo-Ukrainian War. First up: Russia is in default over debts because it’s been cut out of SWIFT. Russia on Sunday defaulted on its foreign debt for the first time since 1918 after … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Elections, Foreign Policy, Global Warming, unions, video
Tagged Archer (artillery), F-35, Finland, Leopard 2, NATO, nuclear weapons, Peter Zeihan, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Russia, Russo-Ukrainian War, Sweden, SWIFT, tanks, Turkey, Ukraine, Vladimir Putin
4 Comments
Sri Lanka Is Screwed
Remember how Sri Lanka managed to wreck agricultural yield by forcing the country to use organic fertilizer? “Not only had Sri Lanka’s ban on fertilizers, pesticides, weedicides, and fungicides resulted in massive food shortages, it also led to the doubling … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Foreign Policy
Tagged Biden Recession, debt, Economics, Foreign Policy, Gotabaya Rajapaksa, Mahinda Rajapaksa, Sri Lanka
8 Comments