Monthly Archives: October 2025

Glock Discontinues Most Models

Posted on October 21, 2025 by Lawrence Person

This seems pretty significant gun news: Glock has evidently announced that they’re discontinuing almost all their handgun models as of November 30. Discontinued models include: G17 – Gen4 G17 MOS – Gen4 | Gen5 G17L – Classic | Gen3 G17L … Continue reading →

Posted in Democrats, Guns, Regulation, video | Tagged California, Democrats, Gavin Newsom, Glock, Glock V Model, Guns, Lawsuit, Lenny Magill, New York State Rifle and Pistol Association v. Bruen, NRA, Regulation, video | 8 Comments

Texas Early Voting Starts Today (And Constitutional Amendment Recommendations)

Posted on October 20, 2025 by Lawrence Person

Another off-year local and Texas Constitutional Amendment election has snuck up again, and early voting for it started today. Let’s take a look at those amendments and whether you should vote for or against them. And, what do you know, … Continue reading →

Posted in Border Control, Budget, Crime, Social Justice Warriors, Texas | Tagged 2025 Elections, Addie Hovland, Alzheimer's, Border Controls, Budget, Crime, Elections, Social Justice Warriors, Texans for Fiscal Responsibility, Texas, Texas Constitutional Amendment, Texas Eagle Forum, Texas Policy Research, Texas Scorecard, Travis County, True Texas Project, Williamson County | 7 Comments

Denmark Strangles Russia Oil Lifeline

Posted on October 19, 2025 by Lawrence Person

First a caveat that this video channel has a lot of “Russia is done for” content, so this video, being more in that line, deserves several grains of salt. But it makes a compelling case that Russia’s repeated Baltic provocations … Continue reading →

Posted in Foreign Policy, Military, video | Tagged aircraft, aircraft carrier, Baltic Sea, Boracay tanker, China, Copenhagen, Denmark, destroyer, drones, Eurofighter Typhoon, F-35, F/A-18 Hornet, FGS Hessen, Finland, Foreign Policy, frigate, Helsinki Convention, HMS Diamond, International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships 1973 as modified by the Protocol of 1978 (MARPOL), Kalinigrad, MiG-31, Military, Morten Bodskov, NATO, Navy, Royal Navy, Russia, Russo-Ukrainian War, Saab JAS 39 Gripen, Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS)), St. Petersburg (Russia), Su-30, Sweden, USS Gerald R. Ford, video | 19 Comments

Patel Close To Cracking Antifa Funding Sources

Posted on October 18, 2025 by Lawrence Person

Kash Patel is following the money, and may soon release the answer to who’s funding and controlling domestic terrorists Antifa: FBI Director Kash Patel tells Just the News that the bureau is “on the verge” of unmasking the command structure … Continue reading →

Posted in Crime, Democrats, Social Justice Warriors | Tagged ActBlue, Alliance for Global Justice, antifa, Crime, Democrats, FBI, Fidelity, George Soros, Glenn Beck, James Comey, John Bolton, Kash Patel, Open Society Foundations, Schwab, Social Justice Warriors, Tides Foundation | 9 Comments

LinkSwarm For October 17, 2025

Posted on October 17, 2025 by Lawrence Person

President Trump does the impossible by bringing peace to the Middle East, France continues to circle the drain, Ukraine continues to wreck Russia’s oil infrastructure, a look at gamed crime statistics, another monthly budget surplus, and stories of various corrupt … Continue reading →

Posted in Border Control, Budget, Crime, Democrats, Elections, Foreign Policy, Guns, Jihad, Media Watch, Military, Republicans, Social Justice Warriors, Texas | Tagged 2026 Election, Aaron Spencer, Afghanistan, Alexandria Ocasio Cortez, Arkansas, Ashley Tellis, Babylon Bee, Benjamin Netanyahu, Border Controls, Brandon Herrera, Brandon Waltens, Brazoria, Budget, Cameron Arnold, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, Charles III, Charlie Kirk, China, Cleburne, Communism, Community Capital Partner, Corpus Christi, Crime, Crimea, cryptozoology, DEI, dogs, Donald Trump, Donetsk, drones, E. Wally Kinney, Eden Green Technology, Elections, Emmanuel Macron, EPIC City, EU, Euro, farming, FBI, Feodosia, FIRE, Flock AI cameras, France, Free Speech, Gaza, Germany, Google, Greg Abbott, Gulf of America, Guns, Hamas, Hamit Coskun, Harris County, Illegal Aliens, Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Iowa, Iran, Israel, Israel-Hamas War, Jackie Norris, Jamie Middleton, Jessica Hornik, Jihad, Jim Geraghty, John Bolton, John Lott, Jordan B. Peterson, Josh Hill, Juanetta Solomon, Julia Salazar, Kanaisha Middleton, Ken Paxton, Knesset, Kstovo, Kurt Schlichter, Larry Kudlow, LinkSwarm, Lonoke County (AR), Louis Rossmann, Loving County, Machine Gun, Malcolm Tanner, Maria Corina Machado, Marine Le Pen, Media Watch, Michael Fosler, Middle East, Middle East Peace Process, Mike Johnston, Mikie Sherrill, Minnesota, Montenegro, MSNBC, National Rally, NBC, New Jersey, New York, Operation Midnight Hammer, Pakistan, Pakistani ISI, Palestinians, Pin Ni, Pope Leo XIV, Presidential Medal of Freedom, Racine Unified School District, Radule Bojovic, Russia, Russo-Ukrainian War, Samara, Sebastien Lecornu, Social Justice Warriors, Suchomimus, tariffs, terrorism, Texas, Texas Scorecard, Texas Securities Act, Texas State Securities Board, Thylacine, Tiffany Caban, transexual, Travis J. Iles, UK, Ukraine, van life, Venezuela, Volgograd, voting fraud, Wanxiang America Corporation, Yair Lapid, Zachary Evetts, Zohran Mamdani | 1 Comment

Democrat Sacrificial Lamb Steps Up To Be Slaughtered By Abbott

Posted on October 16, 2025 by Lawrence Person

Every four years, the Texas Democratic Party has to offer up a gubernatorial candidate to get slaughtered by the Republican nominee. Beto O’Rourke lost to incumbent Greg Abbott by over 800,000 votes in 2022, and Abbott’s two previous opponents, Lupe … Continue reading →

Posted in Austin, Democrats, Elections, Social Justice Warriors, Texas, unions | Tagged 2026 Election, 2026 Texas Gubernatorial Race, AFSCME, Andrew White, Austin, Austin ISD, Democrats, Elections, George Soros, Gina Hinojosa, Greg Abbott, Greg Casar, Jasmine Crockett, Julie Johnson, Kim Snyder, Lloyd Doggett, Mary Elise Cosgray, Social Justice Warriors, Sylvia Garcia, Texas, Texas House District 49, The Texan News, Travis County, unions, Veronica Escobar, Wendy Davis | 3 Comments

Netherlands Seizes Chinese Semiconductor Firm

Posted on October 15, 2025 by Lawrence Person

In a modern world deeply interconnected by global trade, it’s pretty rare that a country will just up and seize a company belonging to another country, but that’s just what The Netherlands did. The Dutch government has taken control of … Continue reading →

Posted in Communism, Foreign Policy | Tagged China, Communism, EU, Foreign Policy, Germany, Hamburg, Netherlands, Nexperia, Russia, Sacha Courtial, Semiconductors, technology, trade, UK, Wingtech, Zhang Xuezheng | 3 Comments

Loon Launching Loving Lasso Lacks Legitimacy, Lands Litigation

Posted on October 14, 2025 by Lawrence Person

Loving County is not only the least populated county in Texas, but with 64 official inhabitants as of the 2020 census, it’s also the least populated county in the entire nation. (Kalawao County, Hawaii, on an island that was formerly … Continue reading →

Posted in Elections, Social Justice Warriors, Texas | Tagged Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh, Brandon Waltens, Brooks Landgraf, carpetbagger, Crime, Hawaii, Ken Paxton, Kevin Sparks, Loving County, Malcolm Tanner, Matt Stringer, Mentone, Oregon, Social Justice Warriors, Texas, Texas Scorecard, The Texan News | 3 Comments

UT To Host Seminar On Evils Of Communism

Posted on October 13, 2025 by Lawrence Person

Our left-leaning culture elites have been quite adverse to teaching people about the many bloody crimes of communism. Here in Austin, that may be changing, as the University of Texas is (however reluctantly) preparing to hold a teaching seminar on … Continue reading →

Posted in Communism, Texas | Tagged Adam Cahn, Claremont Institute, Communism, Daniel J. Mahoney, education, Gary Saul Morson, Heritage Foundation, Scott Yenor, Sean McMeekin, Texas, Texas Scorecard, University of Texas, Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation | 4 Comments

Was The 2020 Census Algorithmically Polluted?

Posted on October 12, 2025 by Lawrence Person

Here’s a provocative Substack essay that argues that the 2020 Census was systemically, algorithmically polluted by a single data scientist. The 2020 census was marketed as an “actual enumeration,” a neutral count of people for apportionment and funding. It was … Continue reading →

Posted in Border Control, Elections, Texas, Waste and Fraud | Tagged Border Controls, census, Colorado, Elections, Florida, fraud, John M. Abowd, Minnesota, Rhode Island, Texas | 9 Comments

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