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LinkSwarm For January 30, 2026
Uncle Sam assembles another big stick for Iran, the radical leftwing networks in Minnesota continue to get exposed, silver shatters, two state Democrats get clipped in separate forgery cases, the rise of the Amelia memes, Microsoft update breaks everything (again), … Continue reading
Posted in Border Control, Communism, Crime, Democrats, Foreign Policy, Jihad, Military, Republicans, Social Justice Warriors, Texas, Waste and Fraud, Welfare State
Tagged #BlackLivesMatter, aircraft, aircraft carrier, Alejandro Gutierrez, Amelia meme, Ayshia “Ajay” Pittman, Babylon Bee, Bailey Templeton, Belgorod, Black Alliance for Peace, Brian Schatz, California, China, cocaine, Code Pink, Colorado, Comal County, Communism, Crimea, Cuba, Dave Rubin, Democrats, dogs, Don Lemon, drugs, Elon Musk, Federal Reserve, Foreign Policy, forgery, fraud, Gavin Newsom, George Soros, Grace Carol Brown, Hannah Brewer, hate crime hoax, Helms Burton Act, Henry Cuellar, HIMARS, Hispanics, Illinois, Immigration and Customs Enforcement, India, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC), interstate commerce, Iran, Iranian Revolutionary Guards, Japan, Jason Bevon, Jason Smith, Jennica Pounds AKA DataRepublican, Jodie Evans, Keir Starmer, Kevin Warsh, Larry Krasner, LinkSwarm, Lithium, Manolo De Los Santos, Marco Rubio, Martin Cuellar Jr., Medicaid, MGX, Microsoft, Miguel Diaz-Canel, Military, Minneapolis, Minnesota, Neom, Network Contagion Research Institute (NCRI), Neville Roy Singham, Nicolas Maduro, Novosibirsk, Occupy Philadelphia, Oklahoma, OnePlus, Oracle, People's Bank of China, People's Forum, Philadelphia, polls, Qamishli, retail sales, Robstown, Russia, Russo-Ukrainian War, Saudi Arabia, Semiconductors, Silver Lake, Simon Whistler, Sonya Jaquez Lewis, Stephen Green, Su-30, Su-34, subsidies, Syria, tariffs, technology, Tesla Motors, Texas, Texas Scorecard, Texas Semiconductor Innovation Fund (TSIF), Tik-Tok, Tim Walz, transexual, trucking, Twin Peaks, UK, Ukraine, United Independent School District (Webb County), USS Abraham Lincoln, USS George H. W. Bush, Webb County, Windows, Yekaterinburg
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LinkSwarm For January 3, 2025
Happy New Year! The Biden Administration is made of lies (which you already knew), a few links about guns, mysterious deaths in Tarrant County jails, Russian finds new, embarrassing ways to lose equipment, Hasbro destroys D&D’s legacy, and a look … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Democrats, Foreign Policy, Guns, Military
Tagged Austin, Avril Haines, Babylon Bee, Buc-ees, cars, censorship, China, coronavirus, Crime, Daniel Chapo, DEI, dogs, Dungeons and Dragons, Economics, education, Ford, fraud, FRELIMO, gambling, Global Engagement Center, Greg Abbott, Guns, H-1B visa, handguns, Hasbro, Jean-Paul Chretien, Jimmy Carter, Joe Biden, John Hardham, John Richardson, Larry Sanger, LinkSwarm, Mason Yancy, media bias, Media Watch, Military, Mozambique, NRA, Obama, open carry, retail sales, Robert Cutlip, Rosalynn Carter, Russia, Russo-Ukrainian War, Sarah Hoyt, scam, Second Amendment, Sig Sauer, statistics, Stellantis, supply chain, Tarrant County, Texas, Ukraine, unemployment, werewolves, Wikipedia, Wuhan Institute of Virology
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Supply Chain Disruption Update for October 11, 2021
Supply chain problems have gotten so bad that Derek Thompson at The Atlantic deigns to notice them: The coronavirus pandemic has snarled global supply chains in several ways. Pandemic checks sent hundreds of billions of dollars to cabin-fevered Americans during … Continue reading
Posted in Economics
Tagged Brazil, China, Economics, Energy Policy, EU, Houston, India, Long Beach, Los Angeles, natural gas, oats, oil industry, plastics, polyvinyl chloride, retail sales, supply chain, trade, UK, Walmart
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PSA: This Weekend Is A Texas Sales Tax Holiday
Reminder: Here in Texas, this weekend is a back to school sales tax holiday on clothing, school supplies, backpacks, etc. It starts Friday and runs through midnight Sunday. So if you’ve been holding off buying some clothes or shoes, this … Continue reading
Round Rock Bass Pro Shop Opened Today
Today at 6 PM was the grand opening for the new Bass Pro Shop in Round Rock. People who have shopped there assure me that this is a Really Big Deal. At first glance the gun prices don’t look great … Continue reading