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War Used To Be So Nice, But Then...
War always used to be clean and safe, but then ORANGE MAN.
You’re tired of hearing me talk about a certain high-profile fool, and I’ll understand if you want to skip this one when we get to the name. But here’s a perfect illustration of th...
Let's Wrap Up Anthony Fauci Week With Some Thoughts for the Brave Doctors Who Opposed the Narcissistic Jackass
The great emerging theme from this week of rekindled Saint Fauci worship (in the face of considerable contrary evidence) is that one doesn’t dare to criticize a doctor, who is a trained expert. The clearest form of this credentialist fake a...
The New York Times Has Transitioned Into Clinical Insanity
You watch a lion try to chase down a wildebeest. A professional journalist appears, proposing to explain, and screams Donald Trump’s name six hundred times, clawing at his own eyes. “Click the subscribe button to get more analysis like this...
It's Faucis All the Way Down, And We Need To Break the Enablers
Expand. Extrapolate.
Rand Paul has given us “Tony’s Diary,” a collection of Anthony Fauci’s daily recorded recollections from the pandemic, apparently written on a government computer and recoverable through some process like FOIA or a whi...
Anchor Theory: Why Democrats Sprint Left
I think I know why. Talk me out of it.
Democrats are racing left, sprinting faster and faster toward abject authoritarian idiocy. Democratic socialists are defeating old Democrats in Congress and governing our big cities to death, and the...
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