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Tag Archives: coal
The Case Against Talafreako: A Link Roundup
With Texas early voting starting, here are a ton of links I’ve collected demonstrating why James Talarico is completely unfit to be a U.S. senator. “Talarico Linked Capitalism to ‘White Supremacy‘ in 2020 Meeting, Said System Should Be ‘Dismantled.’” Speaking … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Communism, Democrats, Elections, Global Warming, Social Justice Warriors, Texas
Tagged 2026 Election, 2026 Texas Senate Race, Adam Pritzker, Alyssa Edwards, Andrew Mamo, Austin, Babylon Bee, black, Bobby Pulido, California, China, Christianity, coal, Communism, David Gochman, Democrats, Don Henley, Elections, Fayez Sarofim, fundraising, George Soros, Global Warming, Government That Works PAC, Hansjörg Wyss, Inclenberg Investments, IntraFi, James Talarico, Jasmine Crockett, Johnny Garcia, Jonathan Soros, Lis Smith, Lisa Primus, Livelihood Impact Fund, Liz Simons, Lone Star Forward Fund, Lone Star Rising PAC, Mallory McMorrow, Mark Heising, Mark Jacobsen, Mary Elise Cosgray, Mary Peltola, Medley Partners, Michael Novogratz, oberto Che Henderson-Espinoza, Reid Hoffman, Simone Coxe, Sixteen Thirty Fund, Social Justice Warriors, Socialized Medicine, States Project, Stephen Mandel, Sufam Advisors Corp, Super-PAC, Susan Sarofim, Taxes, Tench Coxe, Texas, Texas Justice Fund, Texas Scorecard, The Texan News
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BlackRock ESG Lawsuit Moves Forward
Remember the lawsuit Texas and other states filed against BlackRock and other companies for prioritizing Environmental Social Governance (ESG) over shareholder return? The case is now moving forward. A Texas federal judge will allow a lawsuit to proceed wherein a … Continue reading
Paxton Sues BlackRock Over Black Rocks
Another day, another Ken Paxton lawsuit, this one against BlackRock over coal. Texas and 10 other states have sued three of the world’s largest financial companies, alleging the trio violated antitrust laws to push coal power plants out of commission. … Continue reading
LinkSwarm for October 9, 2021
Biden sinking, China stinking, Facebook’s fake whistleblower, and more border woes. Enjoy a special Saturday LinkSwarm! Of course the Biden Administration tucked a multibillion dollar handout to illegal aliens into the reconciliation bill. It’s what they do. (Hat tip: Stephen … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Border Control, Communism, Crime, Democrats, Economics, Foreign Policy, Guns, Jihad, Regulation, Social Justice Warriors, Texas
Tagged Afghanistan, Amazon, Amtrak, Andy Jassy, Arunachal Pradesh, Austin, Bank of America, Bill Melugin, Border Controls, Bryson Gillette, California, Canada, China, coal, Communism, coronavirus, Crime, Critical Race Theory, DARPA, Democrats, dogs, Elon Musk, Evergrande, Facebook, Gavin Newsom, Guns, Hispanics, hyperinflation, Illegal Aliens, India, James Woods, Jen Psaki, Jihad, Joe Biden, Jumbo Fortune Enterprises, LinkSwarm, Lorena Gonzalez, Merrick Garland, Panorama Education, polls, Quinnipiac Poll, Rebecca Garland, Round Rock ISD, Seattle, Sixth Street, Social Justice Warriors, socialism, supply chain, Taliban, Tesla Motors, Texas, Venezuela, Williamson County, Wuhan Institute of Virology, Xan Tanner
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Supply Chain Disruption Update for September 28, 2021
I didn’t expect to do another supply chain disruption update just two days after the last one, but there’s a lot more news popping up: An energy shortage is plaguing China: Residents in three north-east Chinese provinces experienced unannounced power … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Regulation
Tagged China, coal, coronavirus, Economics, Energy Policy, natural gas, Regulation, Russia, supply chain, UK
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Coal Power Vs. Wind Power
Coal power vs. wind power. Which will win? Holy.. 👀 pic.twitter.com/FL5g6F345J — BaldPrivilege 🍉🍍🥝🥭👊👊👊 (@Baldprivilege) August 30, 2021 That happened yesterday in Luling, Texas. Fortunately no one was seriously injured. I love the smell of a concrete metaphor in the … Continue reading
China Perfidy Update For March 31, 2021
Death, taxes, and China’s communist government doing the world dirty are three unchanging verities in the modern world. Here’s a roundup of their recent misdeeds: China’s contempt for us is evident in everything it does: Last week in Anchorage, Alaska, … Continue reading
Posted in Communism, Democrats, Foreign Policy, Global Warming
Tagged #BlackLivesMatter, Adidas, Alicia Garza, Anthropogenic Global Warming, Antony Blinken, Black Futures Lab, China, China-United States Exchange Foundation, Chinese Progressive Association, coal, coronavirus, Democrats, Foreign Policy, Hennes & Mauritz AB, Military, New Balance, New York University, Nike, Philippines, South China Sea, Stanford, Tony Blinken, Uighers, United Front Work Department, Whitsun Reef, Wuhan, Yang Jiechi
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LinkSwarm for March 12, 2021
Welcome to the one year anniversary of the week the world went crazy. After the passing of the Democratic Party’s giant $1.9 trillion porkulus, “Federal ‘COVID’ Spending Just Hit $41,870 Per Taxpayer.” Two-thirds of Americans think corporate wokeness has gone … Continue reading
Posted in Border Control, Crime, Democrats, Foreign Policy, Media Watch, Republicans, Social Justice Warriors, Texas, Waste and Fraud
Tagged 2022 Election, 2022 Texas Governor's Race, Alana Mounce, Albert Douglas, Andrew Sullivan, antifa, Border Controls, Bryan Riser, Budget, California, Calvin Coolidge, Canada, Catherine Cortez Masto, coal, coronavirus, Crime, Dallas, deficits, Democrats, dogs, education, Gab, gay, Greg Abbott, Joe Biden, Judith Whitmer, LinkSwarm, Liza Saenz, Maggie Halberstam, Matthew McConnaughey, Media Watch, Milo Yiannopoulos, Nevada, New York Times, police, Portland, racism, Republicans, SAT, Social Justice Warriors, Texas, Wuhan
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