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Monthly Archives: April 2020
Tomorrow is Victims of Communism Day
Remember that tomorrow is May 1st, which means that once again it’s time to observe Victims of Communism Day, as the victims of a brutal ideology that killed over 100 million people deserve their own day of remembrance. Here’s a … Continue reading
Posted in Communism
Tagged Communism, genocide, Holodomor, Ukraine, Victims of Communism Day
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A Farewell to Marine Tanks?
Evidently the Marine Corps is going to shed all its tank units over the next decade. In the next decade, the Marine Corps will no longer operate tanks or have law enforcement battalions. It will also have three fewer infantry … Continue reading
Posted in Military
Tagged AH-1Z Viper, China, drone, helicopters, M1A2, Marines, Military, Syria, tanks, Turkey, V-22 Osprey, Wing Loong II drone
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Gov. Abbott Unveils Plan To Reopen Texas
After much criticism from conservative activists that he was moving too slowly to reopen the Texas economy, Governor Greg Abbott has finally unveiled his plan to do just that. Governor Greg Abbott today announced the first phase of the State … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Republicans, Texas
Tagged coronavirus, Economics, Greg Abbott, pandemic, Republicans, Texas, Wuhan
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BidenWatch for April 27, 2020
The Tara Reade rape-accusation scandal isn’t going away, nor is the Bejing Biden tag, no matter how hard Team Joe might try to jujitsu it away. Plus Q1 fundraising numbers drop. It’s this week’s BidenWatch! Well well well well well: … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Elections, Jihad, Media Watch, Supreme Court
Tagged 2020 Presidential Race, Al Gore, Andrew Cuomo, China, CNN, David Harsanyi, dogs, Elections, fundraising, Gretchen Whitmer, Hillary Clinton, James Clyburn, Jay Inslee, Jihad, Joe Biden, Larry King, Louis C.K., Media Watch, memes, Osama bin Laden, Peter Daou, Rose McGowan, Rudy Giuliani, Supreme Court, Tara Reade, Terri Sewell, Twitter, Ukraine
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Movie Review: Fury
Yesterday’s post featured Sherman tanks facing Panzers on the Golan Heights in 1967, so let’s do a review of a movie about a Sherman tank crew late in World War II to make it an All Sherman Tank Weekend, because … Continue reading
Posted in Military, video
Tagged Brad Pitt, David Ayer, Jon Bernthal, Logan Lerman, Michael Pena, Military, movie review, Sherman tank, Shia LaBeouf, tanks, Tiger Tank, video, World War II
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The Last Panzer Battle
When would you think the last World War II German Panzer IVs saw combat? The Battle of Berlin in 1945? Try the Golan Heights in 1967: Syria had sourced leftover Panzer IV from all over Europe (along with a handful … Continue reading
Posted in Military, video
Tagged Arab-Israeli Wars, Israel, Military, Sherman tank, Six Day War, Stuart M3 light tank, Syria, tanks, video
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LinkSwarm for April 24, 2020
Welcome to another Friday LinkSwarm! It turns out that the Wuhan coronavirus has more tricks up its sleeve than we thought: We knew about the viral pneumonia, but not about the blood clotting: Craig Coopersmith was up early that morning … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Communism, Crime, Democrats, Foreign Policy
Tagged 2020 Presidential Race, Albert Ho, Andrew Cuomo, Apple Computer, Austin, Baldev Singh, Baltimore, Bangladesh, Boston, Center for Disease Control, China, Communism, coronavirus, Crime, Democrats, Devo, Foreign Policy, George Stephanopoulos, homeless, Hong Kong, Intel, Iran, Islam, Jimmy Lai, Jonathan Kay, Karen Whitsett, Kurt Schlichter, Lee Cheuk-yan, Leung Kwok-hung, LinkSwarm, Margaret Ng, Martin Lee, Nancy Pelosi, New York City, pandemic, polls, restaurants, Semiconductors, Shuanghui International Holdings, Smithfield Foods, South Dakota, TSMC, Voter Fraud, Williamson County, Wuhan
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Harris County Democratic Judge Lina Hidalgo: I Decree That All Subjects Wear Masks. HPD Union: GET STUFFED!
Here’s another case of a government official using the Wuhan coronavirus as an excuse to exceed their legal authority. Harris County Democratic Commissioners Court Judge Lina Hidalgo decreed that not only must every resident of the county wear a mask, … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Regulation, Texas, Uncategorized
Tagged coronavirus, Democrats, Harris County, Houston, Houston Police Department, Lina Hidalgo, Regulation, Texas, Wuhan
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Coronavirus Coronavirus Coronavirus
Wuhan coronavirus coronavirus coronavirus coronavirus coronavirus, coronavirus coronavirus coronavirus coronavirus coronavirus coronavirus coronavirus. Coronavirus coronavirus coronavirus coronavirus coronavirus coronavirus (coronavirus coronavirus), coronavirus coronavirus coronavirus coronavirus coronavirus. Coronavirus? Coronavirus! Coronavirus coronavirus coronavirus coronavirus coronavirus coronavirus coronavirus coronavirus? Coronavirus coronavirus coronavirus! Coronavirus … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Texas
Tagged Bill De Blasio, coronavirus, Democrats, New York City, Texas, Wuhan
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Less Than Zero
That headline refers to May oil futures for West Texas Intermediate crude, which evidently bottomed out at a negative $37.67 a barrel yesterday. That means an oil company would pay you that much a barrel to take physical delivery. Here’s … Continue reading