Monthly Archives: August 2015

My very first post revisited. Yet another manifestation. Leftists Circulate Picture of Little Girl Carrying Governor Scott Walker’s Severed Head. Update (20160317): From Instapundit: The Onion run a photoshop of a blood-spattered Mitch McConnel holding aloft Merrick Garland’s severed head, … Continue reading →

From The collected (nit)wit and (un)wisdom of Bernie Sanders: Here’s the reality about those poverty stricken children, and it has nothing to do with the Koch Brothers (who are Bernie’s favorite bête noire and scapegoat). In a free(ish) market system, … Continue reading →

It’s probably nothing: ISIS Organizing Small Armies Inside America. According to a just-released federal criminal complaint, five young Muslim men tied to IS were busted conspiring to recruit a small army for the terror group in New Jersey and New … Continue reading →

Twitter quip: If you ever feel stupid, just remember that there are people who believe socialism is a good idea.

I thought these things didn’t exist. Update (20150816): But, on the other hand: While the Sunni Arab terrorists in Iraq have access to people who know how to manufacture mustard and nerve gas, actually doing it is rather difficult. Then, … Continue reading →

In the some 30 years since I moved from Denmark, one of the very evident changes is that Danes use English expressions to a much higher degree now than they did then. It might be said that if one knows … Continue reading →

That is, yet another idiot. Published. From Snaphanen that follows with a nice quote from Søren Kierkegaard (original Danish below the fold): She is simply an indication that we live in the time of opinions of which Søren Kierkegaard wrote … Continue reading →

Nothing more need be stated. Although, it does seem worth noting that by entertaining the masses with lion rage, less attention is paid to the the Planned Parenthood scandal. Update (20150805): From yesterday’s, no, the day before yesterday’s Ace, comes … Continue reading →

Synchronicity. Derived from the 1984 film “Repo Man”. Suppose you’re thinking about a plate of shrimp. Suddenly somebody will say like ‘plate’ or ‘shrimp’ or ‘plate of shrimp’, out of the blue, no explanation. No point in looking for one … Continue reading →