Monthly Archives: October 2022

A Perfect Storm Of Transportation Disaster?

Thanks to the SuperGenius policies of the Biden Administration (plus a touch of bad weather), all three of the primary methods by which goods are transported around the nation are under near-term threat: Rail: Railroad ship a huge percentage of … Continue reading →

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The War Against Wokeness In Round Rock ISD

Round Rock used to be a refugee from the leftwing madness controlling Austin. But as Austin grew, Austin leftism expanded out into the suburbs, and Williamson County got a lot more purple. While parents weren’t looking, social justice and critical … Continue reading →

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Three Republican House Candidates to Consider Backing

If you’re looking to make a late, last minute U.S. Congressional race donation to help Republicans flip the House, here are three south Texas campaigns for majority Hispanic districts you might consider donating to: Myra Flores, TX-34 (Donation Page). Technically … Continue reading →

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Semiconductors: China Is Fucked

I already touched on this story in Friday’s LinkSwarm, but lots of other people are now twigging to just how huge a story this is. Let’s start with that: “US Firms Pull Staff From China’s Top Chip Maker As Economic … Continue reading →

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Drop Drones And A Blinding Flash Of The Obvious

Sometimes you have both pieces of the puzzle right in front of your face and never twig to it. For months I’ve been watching videos of Ukrainian forces dropping RPGs and grenades from hovering drones onto Russian vehicles. Like these: … Continue reading →

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Why Hasn’t Isopropyl Alcohol Gone Back Down In Price?

This is a question I don’t know the answer to, so I thought I’d throw it out to my general readership. Why hasn’t isopropyl alcohol dropped back down to its 2019 prices? Back then, I remember isopropyl alcohol being priced … Continue reading →

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Are You Prepping For Food Insecurity?

Between inflation, the Russo-Ukrainian War, drought, etc., there’s a lot of worry about food insecurity around the world. While I think America will do the best of just about anyone, I’ve long been a cheap prepper, spending around $20 a … Continue reading →

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Huge Ukrainian Offensive in Luhansk?

Weeb Union (not my favorite Ukraine war mapper channel) is reporting a huge Ukrainian offensive just got underway in Luhansk: Takeaways: “The reported numbers in this offensive is between 35,000 and 40,000 Ukrainian soldiers over a length of about 50 … Continue reading →

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