Monthly Archives: October 2020

Update (20201027): The guys at Powerline have uncovered another interesting angle on this Blue Flu (thanks in part to Tom Hauser, one of the few local reporters doing actual reporter work like reporters are supposed to). Following the data presented … Continue reading →

I heard about the book, “Fishing in Utopia: Sweden and the Future That Disappeared“, by Andrew Brown, on Snaphanen. It sounded interesting and so I bought it. In contrast to a book like “Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance“, … Continue reading →

This post from Uriasposten is interesting. For some reason I don’t feel like I can do justice to the text, but I really liked the link to the music video. The song, Militskvinder, ie, Militia Women, (that’s a name search … Continue reading →

An interesting guy and self-described contrarian, John Tierney is a welcome if not often seen asset of the Instapundit crew. In this post he links to a very interesting (read fucking brilliant) article from the American Institute for Economic Research, … Continue reading →

From Robby Starbuck, an immense collection of things done by the Trump and/or his administration over the last four years (the list is so large that I’m not even sure I copy’n’pasted everything, the link below might be helpful). I … Continue reading →

For all the stupidity and small-mindedness on Twitter, there is a large number of very interesting people who write there. One of them is someone who goes by the name HUNTSMAN. He usually limits himself to writing about logistics, military … Continue reading →

In recent months, I’ve seen the term Color Revolution used. Especially with regards to an anti-Trump coup led by the Democratic Party. So what is a so-called color revolution? From a site called Conservative Daily News, there would seem to … Continue reading →

of this post. Sorry, but this quote hacks the whole Blue Flu Gordian Knot to pieces. Open everything and forget about it. Our immune systems will handle it or they won’t. It’s life people. Death is an unavoidable part of … Continue reading →

The TLDR version I often find Michael Walsh to be overwrought because he’s primarily a rhetorician and I don’t really find rhetoric all that convincing. However. In this regard, he’s right you know. The reason for linking to Instapundit is … Continue reading →

From what remains of Twitter for non-leftists: Best part of Hunter Biden story – it only broke because he’s so RICH from corruption he was too lazy to pick up his $2000 laptop from a computer repair shop