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Tag Archives: Crime
Stabbing Attack at UT
What the hell is going on today? One dead, three wounded in UT stabbing spree. You can’t even blame the heat, as the last few days a nice cool front has been blowing through… (Hat tip: Dwight.) Update: Suspect in … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Crime, Texas
Tagged Austin, Crime, Kendrex J. White, murder, Texas, University of Texas
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Active Shooter in Dallas? Update: Dead
One Dallas Fire & Rescue EMT killed and an unidentified civilian wounded in what police are describing as an active shooter situation. Demographically that area (east of Fair Park and South of I-30) is where the predominately black section of … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Guns, Texas
Tagged active shooter, Crime, Dallas, Derick Lamont Brown, Guns, New Black Panthers Party, Texas
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Breaking: John Wiley Price Walks
Just after I hit post on today’s LinkSwarm, I see this: In a stunning defeat for federal prosecutors, John Wiley Price, the veteran politician who wields vast power and influence over Dallas County, was on Friday found not guilty of … Continue reading
A Bad American Thinker Piece on Marijuana
Paul Ingrassia makes “The Case against Legalizing Marijuana.” It’s a bad piece because it asks the wrong questions, and thus comes to the wrong conclusions. It approaches the question from a harm/benefit analysis angle, without ever pausing to ask: Why … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Regulation
Tagged American Thinker, Crime, marijuana, Paul Ingrassia, Regulation, Wickard vs. Filburn
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If The Left Can’t Win a Street Fight in Berkeley, Where Can They Win?
This weekend someone asked me “What happened in Berkeley?” And I had to answer “Dunno, I was busy finishing my taxes, eating ridiculously large quantities of meat, and watching the resurrected Mystery Science Theater 3000.” But the answer seems to … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Democrats
Tagged antifa, Berkeley, California, Crime, Democrats, riot
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LinkSwarm for April 14, 2017
Good news, everyone! Your tax returns aren’t due until April 18th this year. So you can panic slightly later than usual… How Trump won: by “consolidating the Republican base and then earning massive levels of support from whites without a … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Border Control, Budget, Crime, Democrats, Elections, Foreign Policy, Guns, Jihad, Military, Republicans, Texas
Tagged 2016 Presidential Race, Afghanistan, Austin, BATFE, Border Controls, border fence, Brian Krebs, Budget, Crime, Donald Trump, Elections, Fast and Furious, Foreign Policy, Ft. Hood, GBU-43/B Massive Ordinance Air Blast bomb, Greg Abbott, Guns, Hezbollah, IRS, Jacques Cinq-Mars, Jihad, Kansas, LinkSwarm, Lois Lerner, Military, NASCAR, Obama Scandals, Republicans, Russia, Syria, Texas
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Clinton Corruption Update for April 13, 2017
With Shattered: Inside Hillary Clinton’s Doomed Campaign due out April 18, it’s high time for a Clinton Corruption update. (And you may quibble that “Hillary being a nasty person” doesn’t qualify as “corruption,” but if I started doing separate “Hillary … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Democrats, Elections, Foreign Policy, video
Tagged 2016 Presidential Race, Andrey Vavilov, Bill Clinton, Bill Maher, China, Clinton Foundation, Committee on Foreign Investment, corruption, Crime, Democrats, Elections, Elena Baturina, Foreign Policy, Hillary Clinton, Hillary Clinton Scandals, Huma Abedin, Jake Sullivan, John Podesta, Joule Unlimited, Michigan, Neera Tanden, Peter Paul, Renaissance Capital, Renova Group, Robby Mook, Rosatom, Russia, State Department, SuperOx, Tony Podesta, uranium, video, Viktor Vekselberg
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United Passenger Beating Followup
After shooting himself in the foot twice with asinine statements about “re-accommodating” and “involuntarily deboarding” (I remember when Hans Gruber was involuntarily deboarded from Nakatomi Plaza) the doctor police beat the snot out of on United Airlines’ orders so a … Continue reading
More Susan Rice Domestic Surveillance Fallout
The fallout continues from the Susan Rice/Obama Administration domestic surveillance “unmasking” scandal: The Trump campaign wasn’t the Obama Administration’s first use of America’s National Security intelligence gathering against domestic targets. They first used them against supporters of Israel and opponents … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Democrats, Elections, Media Watch
Tagged 2016 Presidential Race, CNN, Crime, Democrats, Donald Trump, Iran, Israel, Media Watch, New York Times, NSA, Obama Scandals, Richard M. Nixon, Susan Rice, Washington Post
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Obama Rice Unmasking Scandal: Deeper in the Swamp
After months of pushing the “Trump is a Putin stooge” fantasy, Democrats and the mainstream media (but I repeat myself) have seen it blown up in their faces as an “Obama was using the national security apparatus to spy on … Continue reading