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Category Archives: Foreign Policy
Drone Strike Cuts Saudi Oil Production In Half
Bad news for the world economy, good news for American oil producers: Saudi Arabia’s oil production has been severely disrupted by drone attacks on two major oil facilities run by state-owned company Aramco, reports say. Sources quoted by Reuters and … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Policy, Jihad, Military
Tagged Foreign Policy, Houthi, Iran, Jihad, Military, Saudi Arabia, Yemen
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LinkSwarm for September 13, 2019
Welcome to a Friday the 13th LinkSwarm! Try to avoid hockey-mask-wearing serial killers today. Although I feel slightly dirty putting up a link to Vox, this piece on how Alaska’s Permanent Fund Dividend warps the politics of the state is … Continue reading
Posted in Elections, Foreign Policy, Guns, Jihad, Media Watch, Military, Regulation, Social Justice Warriors
Tagged 2020 Election, Alaska, Brexit, By Any Means Necessary, Chicago, CNN, Dan Bishop, Dave Chappelle, Donald Trump, Elections, F-15, F-35, Foreign Policy, Greenpeace, Greg Murphy, Hornaday, Insane Clown Posse, Iraq, Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, Jihad, Joe Kennedy III, Los Angeles, Massachusetts, Matt Stone, Media Watch, Military, MyPayrollHR, NAMBLA, New York, North Carolina, oil industry, pedophilia, Poland, Rand Paul, Regulation, Ringo Starr, Social Justice Warriors, South Park, technology, Tesla Motors, The Beatles, Trey Parker, UK, vaping, Welfare State
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Brief Thoughts on John Bolton’s Departure
President Donald Trump asked for National Security Advisor John Bolton’s resignation. While Bolton was too interventionist for my tastes, I liked having him in the Trump Administration: Whatever his faults, he actually understood foreign policy challenges like few in D.C. … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Policy, Jihad
Tagged Afghanistan, Foreign Policy, Jihad, John Bolton, Middle East, Pakistan, UN
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Joe Rogan Guest on Hillary Clinton/John McCain/Funding ISIS Dirt
Here’s a bit from Joe Rogan interviewing Pat Miletich, a former MMA fighter who runs a podcast called The Conspiracy Farm. He talks about a lot of scandals and conspiracy theories, both domestic and foreign, involving the Obama and Bush43 … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Foreign Policy, Jihad, video
Tagged Bashar Assad, Bulgaria, Clinton Foundation, conspiracy theory, Democrats, Foreign Policy, Hillary Clinton, Hillary Clinton Scandals, Iraq, Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, Jihad, Joe Rogan, John McCain, John Podesta, Obama Scandals, Pat Miletich, Syria, Tony Podesta, video
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LinkSwarm for September 6, 2019
For all this talk of hurricanes, it’s rained like five minutes in the last eight weeks here in Austin… Imagine that there’s a long, informative paragraph here explaining the latest twists and turns of the Brexit saga, because I have … Continue reading
Posted in Border Control, Communism, Democrats, Foreign Policy, Guns
Tagged Bloomberg Law, Boris Johnson, Brexit, Columbia, Communism, Democrats, FARC, Foreign Policy, gun control, Guns, Hollywood, Iraq, James "Mad Dog" Mattis, Jared Leto, Kurt Schlichter, LinkSwarm, Malthusian, music, NRA, Obama, Rock and Roll, San Francisco, UK, Zimbabwe
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Hong Kong on Hold
Hong Kong chief executive Carrie Lam formally withdrew the mainland extradition bill that sparked months of protests. Did this quell all protests against communist Chinese rule? It did not. The pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong continue against the wishes of … Continue reading
Posted in Communism, Foreign Policy
Tagged Carrie Lam, China, Communism, Foreign Policy, Hong Kong, religion, Tiananmen Square
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LinkSwarm for August 30, 2019
I hope you’re ready for the Labor Day Weekend. I certainly am… At the G7, President Donald Trump is the popular one. (Hat tip: Instapundit.) Three documents President Trump should declassify. (Hat tip: Director Blue.) Obama’s Social Justice Warrior dictates … Continue reading
Posted in Border Control, Crime, Democrats, Foreign Policy, Global Warming, Jihad, Media Watch, Military, Social Justice Warriors, Texas
Tagged Ann Althouse, black, Border Controls, Boris Johnson, Brexit, China, Conservatives, Dan Crenshaw, data security, Dave Chappelle, Democrats, Donald Trump, EU, Florida, Florida Man, Foreign Policy, Global Warming, Hamas, Hasan Piker, Hollywood, Internet, Iran, Jews, Karachi, Kurt Schlichter, LinkSwarm, Mahmoud Zahar, Maria Mohammedi, Media Watch, Military, NAACP, New York Times, Pakistan, Peloton, Pierre Krahenbuhl, Quentin Tarantino, Round Rock, Social Justice Warriors, Texas, UK, UNRWA, Young Turks
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Joe Rogan Interviews Dan Crenshaw
Joe Rogan did a 2 hour and 36 minute interview with Texas Republican Rep. Dan Crenshaw: They touch on topics ranging from Crenshaw’s Saturday Night Live incident to overseas operations against jihadists to marijuana legalization. I haven’t watched the full … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Policy, Jihad, Military, video
Tagged Afghanistan, Dan Crenshaw, Jihad, Joe Rogan, Middle East, Military, Saturday Night Live, video, Yemen
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The 80th Anniversary of The Great Totalitarian Teamup
Yesterday marked the 80th Anniversary of the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact, AKA The Hitler-Stalin Pact, AKA The Treaty of Non-Aggression between Germany and the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. The evil that men do tends to live on long after they’re gone, … Continue reading
Posted in Communism, Foreign Policy, Military
Tagged Belarus, Bulgaria, Communism, Estonia, Finland, Foreign Policy, history, Hitler, Latvia, Lithuania, Military, Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact, Poland, Romania, Russia, Simo Hayha, Soviet Union, Stalin, Ukraine, Winter War, World War II
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