Monthly Archives: April 2025

I Have Heard The Bots Singing, Each To Each (Reprise)

While no one was looking we passed another one of those “grim milestones” recently: Bot traffic now exceeds human traffic on the Internet. AI is helping internet bot herders with greater scale, lower costs, and more sophisticated evasion techniques. Bots … Continue reading →

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Video: Iran Port Blast Was Massive

You’ve probably already read about the the massive blast that hit Iran’s Shahid Rajaee port near Bandar Abbas. A massive explosion at Iran’s largest commercial port killed several people and destroyed shiploads of ballistic missile fuel from China, news reports … Continue reading →

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Is Russia Running Out Of Tanks?

This post has been a long time coming. When Russia launched its illegal war of territorial aggression against Ukraine in February of 2022, Russia was thought to have as many as 10,000 tanks in it’s inventory, including vast numbers of … Continue reading →

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Tranny Bathrooms And The Counterrevolution

The social justice left are always the aggressors in the culture wars, shrieking their outraged victimhood when conservatives merely roll back their unpopular excesses. Perhaps no issue is more emblematic of that than tranny bathrooms. Before the Obama Administration, forcing … Continue reading →

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Democrats On “The Short Bus To Crazy Town”

Bill Maher had Charlie Kirk on his Club Random podcast. Originally I was going to post just a snippet of it, but that seems to have been deleted from YouTube, so here’s the whole thing: I just wanted to highlight … Continue reading →

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LinkSwarm For April 25, 2025

To hit or not to hit Iran, that is the question, illegal alien friendly judges land themselves in hot water, some party switch shenanigans in Florida, the Texas Senate passes some bills (good and bad), and updates on the proceedings … Continue reading →

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Prepping Sales Tax Holiday This Weekend

There’s another Texas Emergency Preparation Supply Sales Tax Holiday sneaking up on us this weekend. The following items are covered: These emergency preparation supplies qualify for tax exemption if purchased for a sales price: Less than $3000 Portable generators. Less … Continue reading →

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Eat The Bugs, Pay For The Water

Way back in the dim mists of time, when Conan O’Brien had a show on TBS and Bill Burr hadn’t yet contracted TDS, Burr had a bit ranting about how Nestle CEO Peter Brabeck-Letmathe wanted to own all the water: … Continue reading →

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Democrats, NGOs And The Deep State

The USAID revelations exposed one of the ways Democrats continue to enforce their agenda even when out of office: Through taxpayer funded NGOs. As we’ve learned recently, partly as the result of Department of Government Efficiency digging, many “non-governmental” entities … Continue reading →

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Somebody’s Lying About Chinese Exports

According to China, their exports hit a new high in 20204. China’s foreign trade hit a record high in total value in 2024 as the world’s second-largest economy further consolidated its top position globally in goods trade. The nation’s total … Continue reading →

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