Monthly Archives: November 2016

Old joke, good joke. Worth keeping. *** Different operating systems. Different styles. But what if the quirks and styles of the different operating systems were applied to AIRLINES? What if airlines ran things the way operating systems do? This humorous … Continue reading →

I’ve taken to visiting the website Zero Hedge more and more often. I am rarely disappointed: What’s particularly interesting about this list, isn’t the fact that a bunch of anonymous whiners decided to demonize successful critics of insane, inhumane and … Continue reading →

The whole post is worthwhile, but I was struck by this paragraph in response to those who argue that the US was settled by immigrants: The thing that is so ludicrously stupid about the equalitarian position shared by American liberals … Continue reading →

Update (20161126): rewrite. From today’s Uriasposten, bits and pieces from a commentary in Information (the Danish newspaper for pseudo-intellectuals). I’ve translated below (original Danish quote below fold): I don’t know how many times I’ve heard talk about how Islam has … Continue reading →

I don’t know how “permanent” video links are at Liveleak, but this is a very interesting video from one of the parts of Europe on the front lines of the MENA (Middle East North Africa) invasion (aka immigration). The Italians … Continue reading →

From Powerline: Last night, Donald Trump went out to dinner with his family at the 21 Club, where he got an ovation from the other diners. Shockingly, he failed to tell reporters he was leaving Trump Tower. So the Associated … Continue reading →

Scott Adam’s take, mentioned in the post below, is worth remembering, but there’s a couple more things too. This is an interest graphic from the Washington Post via this tweet: But yet the urban cores, the cities get the protests? … Continue reading →

From Snaphanen, an article from Daniel Pipes. I really liked this formulation. The brutal French conquest of Algeria, the uniquely evil German genocide against the Jews, and the legacy of extreme nationalism cause many Europeans, in the analysis of Pascal … Continue reading →

[I will use the terms conservative and liberals loosely in the following; the terms will be used in the sense that most Americans use them. Perhaps I will come back and tighten up the usage later. Actually there are a … Continue reading →

Man har kun den sjov man selv laver. I was never happy with the translations I could come up with, especially because I thought this phrase is peculiarly Danish. It’s not. We have to take our fun where we can … Continue reading →