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Category Archives: Foreign Policy
Qassem Suleimani Dirtnap Cavalcade
Lot’s of reactions to the U.S. military strike that killed Iranian terrorist mastermind Qassem Suleimani. Here’s an appraisal of Suleimani’s value by Gen. Stanley McChrystal from a few years ago: Suleimani is no longer simply a soldier; he is a … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Foreign Policy, Jihad, Media Watch, Military
Tagged Alan Dershowitz, Ben Rhodes, Ben Shapiro, CNN, Dan Crenshaw, Democrats, Foreign Policy, Iran, Iranian Revolutionary Guards, Jihad, Media Watch, Military, Obama Scandals, Qassem Suleimani, Qods Force, Ted Cruz, terrorism
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LinkSwarm for December 27, 2019
Hope everyone had a great Christmas! “Black voters ‘abandoned’ by Democrats warm to Trump. Former NFL player Jack Brewer once raised campaign money for President Barack Obama, but now he’s among the increasing number of black voters who support President … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Democrats, Elections, Foreign Policy, Guns, Texas
Tagged 2020 Presidential Race, Adam Schiff, Ahmad Khawaja, Amy Klobuchar, anti-semitism, black, Borscht Belt, campaign contributions, Canada, China, Cory Booker, Crime, Democrats, Disney, Elections, Foreign Policy, Gaza, Guns, Hillary Clinton, Hollywood, Houston, Israel, Jack Brewer, Jeremy Corbyn, Labour, LinkSwarm, Military, minimum wage, Russia, Seattle, spiders, Star Wars, unemployment
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LinkSwarm for December 20, 2019
Although I know much of the Midwest has already been blessed with several feet of global warming, winter doesn’t officially start until tomorrow. In the meantime, finish up your Christmas shopping (if you haven’t already) and enjoy a Friday LinkSwarm! … Continue reading
Posted in Communism, Crime, Democrats, Foreign Policy, Global Warming, Jihad, Media Watch, Military, Social Justice Warriors, Supreme Court
Tagged Alaska, AR-15, Astroturf, Batman, Boris Johnson, Brexit, California, Crime, data security, Democrats, dogs, EU, Foreign Policy, Global Warming, Google, Greta Thunberg, gun control, Guns, impeachment, India, Islam, Jihad, LinkSwarm, M-1 Garand, Media Watch, minimum wage, Nancy Pelosi, Narendra Modi, New Orleans, Russia, Social Justice Warriors, Supreme Court, trade, transexual, UK, USMCA, Vox.com, Washington Post
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LinkSwarm for December 13, 2019
Happy Friday the 13th! Going to be a short one, since I spent most of the week finishing up the book catalog I sent out yesterday. And there are a lot of big news topics (like the Horowitz report) I … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Democrats, Elections, Foreign Policy, Media Watch, Military, Supreme Court, Texas
Tagged abortion, Amiral Kuznetsov, Austin, Austin City Council, Boris Johnson, Brexit, Camille Paglia, China, Chuck Todd, CNN, Conservatives, cop killer, Crime, Democrats, Elections, homeless, Houston, Ilhan Omar, impeachment, Jeremy Corbyn, Kentucky, Labour, Louis C.K., Media Watch, Military, New York City, Paglia, Russia, Space Force, Supreme Court, Tavores Dewayne Henderson, Texas, trade, UK, Ukraine, University of Scranton, vegans
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Terrorist Cartels And The War On Drugs
Last week President Donald Trump “announced his intentions to designate Mexican cartels as foreign terrorist organizations (FTOs), just weeks after nine American were ambushed and gunned down less than 100 miles from the U.S.-Mexico border by cartel members.” Sarah McConnell … Continue reading
LinkSwarm for December 6, 2019
Hope everyone had a great Thanksgiving holiday! We’ve entered the portion of the year where everything gets compressed, rushing to finish up before Christmas or the new year, and work gets weird because everyone starts taking vacation. Yesterday I remember … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Foreign Policy, Guns, Jihad, Social Justice Warriors, Texas
Tagged #NeverTrump, Adam Schiff, baseball, Crime, dogs, EU, Foreign Policy, France, Greta Thunberg, gun control, Guns, Houthi, Hunter Biden, impeachment, infantcide, Iran, Jihad, Lee Hall, LinkSwarm, marijuana, prostitution, Republicans, Robert Stacy McCain, Social Justice Warriors, Star Wars, Syria, technology, Ted Cruz, Texas, Traci Crozier, Yemen
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How China Manages Its Concentration Camp System
A few days ago, classified documents leaked that discussed just how China runs it’s vast system of concentration camps: A sample of classified Chinese government documents leaked to a consortium of news organizations, is displayed for a picture in New … Continue reading
Posted in Communism, Foreign Policy
Tagged China, Communism, concentration camps, Foreign Policy, Uighers
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LinkSwarm for November 29, 2019
Hope everybody had a great Thanksgiving! Enjoy a complimentary Friday LinkSwarm before your Black Friday battles! Supreme Court to Democrats: “No Trump financial records for you!” “Last week the presidential campaign of Donald Trump announced a six-figure ad buy across … Continue reading
Posted in Border Control, Crime, Elections, Foreign Policy, Military, Republicans, Supreme Court
Tagged 2020 Presidential Race, Apple Computer, Birmingham (UK), black, Border Controls, Boris Johnson, China, Conservatives, Crime, Disney, dogs, Elections, Foreign Policy, Hong Kong, Labour, LinkSwarm, Michigan, Microsoft, Military, Obituary, oceans, Pennsylvania, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Steve Jobs, Supreme Court, UK, Virginia, whales
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