The lack of hype around the new inclusive division left some of those who identify as such with a bad taste in their mouths. [More]
I wouldn’t think that would be what did it…
And talk about a divisive and exclusionary title…
Notes from the Resistance
The lack of hype around the new inclusive division left some of those who identify as such with a bad taste in their mouths. [More]
I wouldn’t think that would be what did it…
And talk about a divisive and exclusionary title…
Niemann, 19, faces claims he cheated in more than 100 chess matches and used a vibrating sex toy in his backside to pick up messages from his coach. [More]
So much for chess being a game for highbrows.
Life imitates art:
What happens when the right to parenthood involves someone else’s body? [More]
Mr. Pynchon would like to say something.
What right involves making demands that others must comply with — or else?
It’s one of the reasons I find the term “entitlements”– as it relates to forced wealth redistribution– so offensively unAmerican. And don’t get me started on “The Second Amendment gives us the right…”
We have what we hope will be good news on Ballot Measure 114. In spite of massive spending by the leftists who are promoting the measure, a poll published by the Oregonian shows support from only 51% of Oregon voters. [More]
And if the polls are biased, and they are, the number is lower.
That doesn’t mean it’s time to relax. That means it’s time to fight harder, beginning by spreading the word.
“Obviously, he’s a dangerous animal, so we have to be careful especially with our dogs, but we’ve been told by our security that animal control will not come unless [we’re] in immediate danger” … [More]
It sounds more like he’s got the wrong security than anything. Who in security said that and who in animal control told them that? Why isn’t that being made known?
Play this smart and serious and let the right people know they’ll be held publicly accountable, and the underlings would scramble to have a baited trap out before end of shift.
I wonder what the settlers there did about dangerous nuisance animals in days gone by…?
[Via Michael G]
Had a doctor’s appointment this afternoon so everything got backed up– including dozens of newslinks tips.
If I don’t get to yours it’s not because I don’t appreciate your effort.
15-Year-Old Slits The Throat Of 16-Year-Old Classmate In Bijnor, Suspecting Affair With Sister [More]
Thank goodness no guns were involved!
That Bijnor is a laugh a minute, isn’t it?
We could use more people like that here.
[Via William T]
Elon Musk Unveils Prototype of Tesla’s Humanoid Robot Optimus, Says It Will Cost Less Than a Car [More]
I can think of less expensive ways to water my plants. And as for working around machinery, no foreman worth his salt would allow a worker with all those attached cables that could easily get caught in things loose on the factory floor.
I’m also not a big believer in the invincibility of battlefield killbots. I suspect, with all the clamoring, the real money will be in pervbots.
My first impression: I’d like to see a parody video where the thing walks on stage and slaughters Elon and his assistants in front of everybody, and then goes for the crowd.
Tangentially related, doesn’t this just say it all?
Dr. Phil guest claims ‘White supremacy is embedded in everything’ in segment on cultural appropriation [More]
“Cultural appropriation” like hair straightening?
Here’s Lester cautioning us about racial slurs. What the hell does he think calling everyone who’s not a Marxist a “white supremacist” is?
At least those who know him best aren’t fooled. You can’t even graduate with a GPA like that. Figures they’d hire him to teach.
This just means that the public at large had no interest in seeing not only a gay rom com, but one with graphic sex scenes. [More]
You sure can’t tell by the way it’s being …uh… forced down everyone’s throats by globalists, government, academia, the media, and woke corporations…
Maybe it’s just an idea before it’s time. Which is why they’d best get started early on the next crop of recruits…
ISIS fanatics are mauled to death and eaten by LIONS while hiding out during battle over gas reserves in Mozambique [More]
Who doesn’t love a story with a happy ending?
Patti and Bugsy had lived, loved, and visited hundreds of worlds during their 100 years together. They were I Wons and the genetically engineered married team’s business was discovering new flora and fauna, ancient technology from dead civilizations that generated massive revenues for the Invisible One Thousand Corps’ war against the tyrannical Planetary Alliance. [More]
I’ve noted before how I have so little time these days for one of my great loves– reading for pleasure. Science fiction is one of the genres I wish I had more time for, the good stuff, I mean. Longtime readers know I have an affinity for the works of guys like Heinlein, Niven, Pournelle, Lem, Clarke, Asimov, Herbert…
Time was I’d hoped to try my hand at fleshing out a few ideas of my own, but again, it was never a burning priority enough for me to really devote myself to the task, which is what’s required to do it right. So I’m looking forward to making time for this freedom-themed work by colleague James Russell Bailey, who did devote himself.
Now that I’ve bought a Kindle copy I’ll have some bedtime reading– and Sweetie is flying out to visit her sister in a few days so I won’t even need to pull the covers over my head to keep the light from disturbing her.
“I also just wanted to note, thank god the Republican Party is against gun control laws because it would keep guns out of the hands of a person that was disabled and volatile like I am, but you guys are totally against that. So I may actually get to carry out my nefarious goals”… [More]
And “convicted on two felony counts,” making him a “prohibited person”!
[Via Steve T]
Radio show press release: The onslaught picks up steam [More]
Guns, Politics & Freedom is expanding its reach and its time slots.
Ax-wielding madman runs amok in NYC McDonald’s — and nobody was lovin’ it [More]
They’d better get busy expanding those “sensitive zones“…
UPDATE
That NYC psycho who smashed up a McD’s and threatened a bunch of people with an axe? Yeah, he was released without bail.
[Via Michael G]
Judge won’t force disclosure of records on alleged episode with Hunter Biden’s gun – The privacy interests of President Joe Biden’s son trump a blogger’s Freedom of Information Act suit, the federal court rules. [More]
Just because we lost in court doesn’t mean I’m not going to keep banging pots and pans on this.
This situation was not a traditional data leak. No data was stolen by hackers or by any government agency. AMMO, Inc. confirmed that the misappropriation of data had nothing to do with any RifleRemedy2000 or any government operation. AMMO Inc claims no data has been transferred to any government agency. [More]
Well, we were right to wonder. Just the same, I’d feel better if someone explained how they know what the government knows. And there are still those disputing what others are assuring us.
And in any case, any data breach is unacceptable, and there are still too many unanswered questions, including what policies and safeguards are being implemented to protect customers and why they weren’t in place before now.
What a mess.
[Via Jess]
Michelle Malkin tells of newspaper’s ‘diaper-wetting award winner’ crying about getting COVID [More]
And naturally, he’s a fearful idiot about guns.
A celebration of life for Dave will be held Saturday, September 10, 2022, from 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM at Shadow Mountain Mortuary, 2350 East Greenway Road, Phoenix, Az 85022. [More]
Here are the details we didn’t have when first announcing this sad news.
The chief financial officer of troubled Bed Bath & Beyond has been identified as the man who jumped to his death from the iconic new Tribeca skyscraper known as the “Jenga Building,” The Post has learned. [More]
Too soon to wish he’d had something soft to land on…?
Navy Secretary’s One-Year Status Report Talks About Everything… Except Sea Power… The Navy Secretary cited progress made on many fronts: Sexual Harassment and Sexual Assault, Mental Health, Education, Housing, Keeping [personal] Costs Down, Child Care, Spouse Employment, and the Exceptional Family Member Program. [More]
[Via JEC]
NASA’s new moon rocket sprang another dangerous fuel leak Saturday, forcing launch controllers to call off their second attempt this week to send a crew capsule into lunar orbit with test dummies. The inaugural flight is now off for weeks, if not months. [More]
So we’re up to the “coincidence” stage…
Speaking of test dummies, there are reasons we don’t already have Kubrick’s space wheel and a moon base…
And speaking of space, the wife and I are supporters of the International Women’s Air & Space Museum — we got involved after she became friends with a member of the Ninety-Nines who had flown transport in WWII (and who passed on a few years back). Friday night at their annual Corks on the Concourse wine-tasting fundraiser I won the “space trivia” contest. Three of us were finalists who answered all five original questions correctly, and then we had to go into sudden death. I was the only one who knew about Wally Funk and the Mercury 13 because we’d heard her speak and bought her book at an earlier event.
I won an instructed first flight, which I gave to Sweetie because that had been a long-unrealized fantasy of hers when life, school, career, and family influenced her priorities.
Remember when I said I had a convergence of circumstances affecting my availability to post here and to correspond?
And then when I said I’d be on limited duty as circumstances allowed?
My first post of the day coming in the afternoon is a pretty good indicator of those limitations. Sorry if you took the time to send me something and I end up not being able to get to it for consideration. That’s likely to continue for a while.
I have an article to publicize and then I’ll get to what I can.
Like I said, life, huh?
We know that commonsense gun laws save lives. [More]
Do we? How? And how many?
I don’t suppose you’d care to quantify that and cite sources?
Or are we just supposed to take the word of a known oathbreaker?
[Via 1Gat]
I’ll be on limited duty here for the next few days as my main focus will be on finishing some articles. Thank you to everyone who respected my request to hold back on correspondence. I’m open for business again, but your continued forbearance in taking it relatively easy on me until further notice will be appreciated.
Three major events in my life have converged and will require my undivided attention over the next few days. I’m sorry, but I won’t be able to even open the dozens of email tips sent in since the “close of business” yesterday, let alone do anything with them.
Please hold off on all emails, tips, messages, and comments until I can return. Otherwise, it will be a wasted effort on your part.
Sorry, that’s the best I can give you. Life, huh?
I’ll announce when I’m back up and running.
Hell, if you read one thing this year, read this. [More]
There are so many excellently right-on points that I’m not even going to pick a teaser paragraph. Vin Suprynowicz continues to demonstrate that he is one of our most observant and lucid commentators. I invite those who agree with me to share his link far and wide.
Fury’s post included an image which read “Stop knife crime” and a hashtag saying “only cowards carry weapons”. [More]
Sorry. Not all of us are as manly as Real Man. And even fewer of us are professional heavyweight prizefighters.
Here’s a better way to cut back on violent crime, old sport: Stop economically incentivizing gangs and cartels.
[Via Jess]