Yesterday I posted that the Saviz, which is a ship that belongs to Iran, had been attacked in the Red Sea. The ship turns out to be a troop carrier of sorts for the Iranian Revolutionary Guard. There is another report out today that says
Portland Oregon has been pretty much ground zero for much of the left’s culture wars. They test their tactics there and transport them around the country to other leftist run cities. It is one of the first cites in the nation to be dumb enough
I’m not sure if there is a way to measure weirdness, but I do know that I will never get the 8 minutes I spent on this back. What is great about it though is watching other people watch it. Now that is some funny
Well, this doesn’t bode well for David. In other news the President hasn’t yet made nominations for the Bureaus of PDQ or ASAP or any of the other imaginary agencies. Joe Biden just said "AFT" instead of ATF twice. What a total disaster this is.
Iran has apparently been operating a floating base for the Iranian Revolutionary Guard in the Red Sea. It has been operating there for at least a few years. The Saviz, owned by the state-linked Islamic Republic of Iran Shipping Lines, came to the Red Sea
It seems like an overwhelming thing to do, sabotage an entire nation into destroying itself. And if you casually think about that possibility, it seems incredibly unlikely. But, as with any problem, if you break it down into smaller parts, and attack those independently, it
I saw this over at The Gateway Pundit and I thought it was kind of funny for a couple of reasons. Number one, why would anyone do this, and two, how do you really prosecute this? A Southwest Airlines pilot is being charged with a
I don’t think any person of average intelligence believes that children are born racists. They have no idea of the baggage that has been attached to visual differences in people until they are forced to learn them. Here is a tidbit about myself. I grew
I spent a few years as a manager at a major aerospace contracting firm. As part of that experience, I spent some time in risk management meetings. A lot of that effort is spent trying to quantify how much risk is in a particular product,
Its a cheap and meaningless ploy, but it seems to work. Congress puts together a massive spending bill backed by nothing more than Unicorn sprinkles and Leprechaun farts, and then they add something reasonable, and that becomes the push. The so called infrastructure plan that