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As Edmond Burke said 250 years ago, “Those that don’t know history are doomed to repeat it”. Therefore we should all pay attention to John Adams’ warning “There hasn’t been a democracy yet that hasn’t committed suicide”. I have been to John Adam’s home and saw his library of 14,000 books that he used to …
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The Los Angeles Times has acknowledged receiving a $10 million loan through the federal Paycheck Protection Program, money the newspaper says will help cover payroll and other employee-related costs amid a dramatic plunge in advertising revenue. The news organization on Tuesday reported on the loan on its own pages. The story says the organization was “dealt a significant …
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And so we come to March 23rd, and lockdown’s first birthday. Or, as we call it here, the longest two weeks in history. 1 year. 12 calendar months. 365 increasingly gruelling days. It’s a long time since “2 weeks to flatten the curve”, became an obvious lie. Sometime in July it turned into a sick joke. …
UK Lockdown One Year On: It Doesn’t Work, It Never Worked, & It Wasn’t Supposed To Work Read More »
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo reportedly fast-tracked COVID-19 testing for his relatives and other VIPs while simultaneously prohibiting nursing homes from testing incoming patients for the virus. During the early stages of the pandemic, Cuomo’s administration arranged special access to COVID-19 testing for members of the governor’s family and other well-connected individuals, according to reports …
On Wednesday’s broadcast of MSNBC’s “All In,” Education Secretary Miguel Cardona said that it’s too early to say that all children will be in class in the fall and coronavirus numbers in the community “will dictate how we move to re-open schools.” Cardona also stated that if mitigation strategies are followed, “we should have students …
Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) on Wednesday refused to wear a mask during a press conference on Capitol Hill after a reporter repeatedly asked him to put one on as a courtesy to others in the room. “Would you mind putting a mask on for us?” a reporter asked Cruz as he stepped up to a bank of microphones. …
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US mass shooters in 2019 Democrats continue to push the ridiculous talking point that white men commit the majority of mass shootings in the United States. The left continues to push this with every mass shooting. A Wiki Page was created to list every mass shooting in the US in 2019. More
Former President Donald Trump is growing frustrated with the lack of movement around a new super PAC intended to further solidify his influence over the GOP, according to two people familiar with the conversations. Trump advisers first shared the plans in late February for a super PAC as part of a post-presidency political operation. Trump told allies at the time that he’d …
It’s against the law to deny a person a job based on skin color. Two Democratic senators vowed to do it anyway It’s funny how no one really covers the big stories. Instead the news media bring us minutia, all the time. Cartloads of it. A middle-aged professional golfer hurts his leg in a car accident, and the networks …
North Korea fired two ballistic missiles into the East Sea, Japan’s prime minister said, the first major provocation by Pyongyang since President Biden entered office. The launch came a day after South Korea’s Joint Chiefs of Staff disclosed that Pyongyang had fired two cruise missiles off its west coast on Sunday, its first missile test in approximately a year. …
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