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Tag Archives: North Korea
LinkSwarm for March 24, 2017
This week I started a new job and started working on my taxes, so expect scattered patches of Light Blogging for the next few weeks… “Everyone in Washington hates Donald Trump’s new budget. So it must have something going for … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Border Control, Budget, Crime, Democrats, Guns, Jihad, Media Watch, Military, Obama Scandals, Supreme Court, Texas
Tagged Amy Schumer, Austin, Border Controls, Brown County, Budget, Crime, Democrats, Denmark, Global Warming, Guns, Jihad, Karl Rehn, Kurt Schlichter, London, Media Watch, Military, North Korea, Obama Scandals, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Scott Adams, Seth Williams, Supreme Court, Texas, UK
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North Korean Missile Suffers “Catastrophic” Failure
A bit of happy news to brighten your day: A North Korea missile launch meant to celebrate the birthday of the country’s founder ended in failure, U.S. defense officials said, an embarrassing setback in what was reportedly the inaugural test … Continue reading
LinkSwarm for March 20, 2015
Another Friday, another LinkSwarm. There’s almost enough news here to break out a separate “UK child rape cover-up update,” but I found the idea too depressing… UK Police told not to investigate child rape in Sheffield, which was “bigger than … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Democrats, Elections, Foreign Policy, Jihad, Media Watch, Texas, video
Tagged Benjamin Netanyahu, Crime, Democrats, France, Hezbollah, Hillary Clinton, Iran, Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, Israel, Israeli Elections, Jihad, Media Watch, Michael Totten, North Korea, rape, Rotherham, Starbucks, Texas, UK, video
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LinkSwarm for January 17, 2014
Welcome to your complimentary Friday LinkSwarm. I steal collect these from all over, including Ace of Spades HQ, Instapundit, Twitter, Facebook, and a dozen other places Really, is there any book that screams “love story” like George Orwell’s 1984? Reminder: … Continue reading
Posted in Border Control, Communism, Democrats, Elections, Jihad, Media Watch, unions, video
Tagged amnesty, Border Controls, Chris Christie, Democrats, Egypt, Germany, Hamas, Jim Moran, Jonah Goldberg, Media Watch, Michael Totten, Monty Python, New York Times, North Korea, ObamaCare, Rand Paul, Syria, Ted Cruz, unions, video, Wisconsin
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LinkSwarm for March 27, 2012
News! in tiny, bite-sized portions! Kay Bailey Hutchison tries to walk back her comments, unsuccessfully. She says she opposes abortion, but supports taxpayer funding of Planned Parenthood. That’s like saying you support the Second Amendment, but also support the Coalition … Continue reading
Posted in Border Control, Global Warming, Jihad, ObamaCare, Supreme Court, Texas
Tagged abortion, Auschwitz, Europe, genocide, Global Warming, Jews, Jihad, Kay Bailey Hutchison, LinkSwarm, Media Watch, Muslim, New York City, North Korea, ObamaCare, Supreme Court
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May 1st: Victims of Communism Day
Today I join forces with The Volokh Conspiracy and others in proclaiming May 1st as Victims of Communism Day. The fact that communism killed somewhere in the neighborhood of 100 million people is not acknowledged nearly as often as it … Continue reading
Posted in Communism
Tagged China, Communism, Cuba, genocide, North Korea, Victims of Communism Day, Vietnam
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Interesting Piece on Korea, Japan, and China
From Belmont Club. Covers not only the recent Korean artillery exchange, but also the strategic implications of China’s shipping lanes. Worth a read.
North Koreans start to protest
This is huge news. The indispensable Claudia Rosett has details: “The plan has entailed issuing new banknotes, lopping off two zeroes, so 1,000 won becomes 10. People were given just one week to swap old money for new, after which … Continue reading