WSJ Free Link the Press’s Complicity

All the news you wish was true.

Source: Wall Street Journal (free link).

The writer salvages some hope from the crashing of expectations related to the Durham investigation. She suggests that we may not see the perp walks some have wanted, but at least the FBI’s grievous sins are revealed.

Continue reading “Durham’s FBI Indictment” →

Source: Wall Street Journal (free link).

Two sentences summarize the editorial completely:

There is no evidence so far that Mr. Trump was communicating or coordinating with the Proud Boys or other nefarious elements in the runup to Jan. 6…

What the committee has accomplished, however, is to cement the facts surrounding Mr. Trump’s recklessness after Nov. 3 and his dereliction of duty on Jan. 6.

Well, if that’s all the committee has accomplished, so what?

Mr. Trump’s “recklessness” is as much a feature as a bug as far as I’m concerned; and when a president is guilty of “dereliction” the appropriate remedy is to lose the office, which has already happened.

The committee has done enough. It is time for it to dissolve.

FOX Saudis reveal Biden asked for oil cut delay

until after the mid term election.

Isn’t this what Trump was impeached for?

I posted a video in another thread yesterday in which two YouTube lawyers critique the outcome of the Alex Jones trial in Connecticut. I have since reviewed the video again in order to jot up some notes describing problems with the trial. The essence of the lawyers’ critique seems to me (inexpertly) to revolve around the application of anti-SLAPP law.

Continue reading “Some Notes on the Alex Jones Case Video I Posted” →

Supreme Court rejects Trump plea for intervention on special master

Jan. 6 Committee votes unanimously to subpoena Trump

Continue reading “Bad Day for TFG” →

PM Jones verdict to Sandy Hook Families

Good

WSJ Insider trading by bureaucracy

Knowing ahead if time what a regulatory decision will be, or even the timing of the decision, is insider information of great value, and Federal bureaucrats are taking full advantage.

Source: A Son of the New American Revolution.

All my life the U.S. has been at war somewhere in the world. The big ones — Vietnam, the Middle East, Afghanistan — were all failures. To the extent that past performance can predict future outcomes, our proxy war against Russia in Ukraine may prove a failure, too.

But one also can forecast outcomes from present facts on the ground. The article at hand points out that Ukraine’s ability to wage war is degrading. Ukraine’s military may soon have to divide itself to fight on multiple fronts. And it is unlikely that NATO can resupply Ukraine any time soon.

This is a message idealists and warmongers in the West don’t want to hear. But not wanting to hear at this point has become irrelevant.

Pilot Governors School for the Arts Grease

OK, my granddaughter was in it, but the GSA puts on some amazing shows. The talent in these high school kids, and the work they put into the production, really raises my spirits.

Makes you almost forget that the storyline is essentially about a teenage girl taking the decision to give up her virginity.