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The Recital of the Pieties Causes the Cashing of the Checks
I wrote a longish story for the Federalist on Tuesday about a provider of social services in Los Angeles getting contracts for public funds by faking corporate letters of support, and that story shows pretty clearly that no one was minding...
Pacific Palisades, Twenty Months Later
If you missed this, Spencer Pratt just wrote that the rebuilding of Pacific Palisades is failing, and the community is dying. I have warm memories of the neighborhood, as an old visitor with friends there, and I’ve been avoiding it. I live...
Frozen In Time: Gavin's Museum of Grift
Ben Bergquam just did a useful thing: He walked around the actual structures that have been built in Fresno for California’s high-speed rail project, and he showed how useless and incomplete the actual construction is. Screenshot from that...
"Only a Black Man Could Have Been Pushed Off That Mountain"
I haven’t written about the sociopathic Cambridge University con artist Jason Arday, who just killed himself. I don’t care about him, and I didn’t care much about the controversy. Academia is sick and broken, and the universities are being...
"Woke One" Is An Attempt to Simulate a Confession and a Pivot, To Avoid Confessing and Pivoting
During the pandemic, the Brown University health economist Emily Oster was frequently a voice of very carefully framed sanity, criticizing lockdowns and school closures in a tone that tried to speak to the people who worshipped at the altar...
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