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Lucille Ball was suspected of being a communist!
I have friends who are reading a just-published book about the execution of Ethel Rosenberg for espionage in 1953. On the left, every issue from which more mileage can be driven remains alive forever and is stoked to the fullest extent thereafter. Of course, there is no doubt whatsoever that her husband, Julius, had passed…
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Kids in the jabbing line
Where is the outrage? There’s a bit here and bit here from me. But I mean thundering denunciations in the popular press. Vaccinating children aged 5 years and older is an infamy. But why will they stop there, when there are infants to jab. And, how long will it be before they start separating the…
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Weekday Reading #14
Patrick J. Deneen, Progressive Pessimism, The Postliberal Order Christopher Caldwell, France on the Verge of Civil War: The rise of Éric Zemmour, Claremont Review of Books Marsall Auerback, The West must stay out of Ukraine, UnHerd el gato malo, is original antigenic sin starting to dominate covid? Bad Cattitude Laura Dodsworth, “Masks were to soften…
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Meme of the Day #2
H/t: Catturd.
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Guest Post: Muddy – Anti-coercive Coffee Pavlova
Initially, I had planned to begin this post with a concise and semi-lucid 26-paragraph screed about competition in the information space (the battle for influence), including the need to re-evaluate ‘our’ perception of propaganda – ‘It’s bad, mmmmkay.’ Given that I presently identify as a post-menopausal coffee bean, I’ve decided to get straight to something…
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Mater’s Musings #45: The first casualty of war is…
The Narrative: The Truth:
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Cross-post: Adam Piggott – Make grim examples of them all
The following is crossposted with permission from Adam Piggott’s blog where it appears under the same title. Dark Brightness is aghast at the snowballing tyranny that has taken over his beloved New Zealand. The resentment to the Ardern is increasing. She is starting to tell us that we can have our lives back — coffee, cake,…
Lovely darts.