When Captain Paris Davis was given a direct order by his commander to “get on board” a U.S. Army helicopter, Davis, one of our country’s first Black Special Forces officers, refused: “Sir,” he said, “I’m just not going to leave. I still have an American out there.” On 3 March in the East Room at […]
Turning Society Upside Down
Why Give Government More Control? Joe Biden’s student debt cancellation leads to a larger question: Who has the authority to turn society Topsy-Turvey? Massive intrusion by government is so commonplace, argues James Freeman, “policy arguments hardly even address the question of whether the federal government has the authority to force significant changes upon U.S. society.” […]
Never-Never Land: The Hijacking of Big Business
Corporate Welfare at Its Worst In Wednesday’s edition of the WSJ, Florida’s governor explains why he signed the law ending Walt Disney Co.’s self-governing status. That status encompasses over 43 square miles in central Florida, an area almost as big as Miami. Ron DeSantis informs readers. Disney no longer has its own government. It has […]
A Biodiversity Hotspot?
You Can Call It a Garden Want to support all sorts of species for the good of people as well as the environment? In Wired magazine, there’s talk of rurbanization (also spelled rurbanisation). However it’s spelled, this is the process of bringing more of the country into the city. By making cities more rural, rurbanization […]
Baseball’s Switch Pitcher
A Strong Start to a College Career Have you heard about the ambidextrous college pitcher? That would be one Jurrangelo Cijntje, a “true freshman” at Mississippi State, who threw four scoreless innings in MSU’s 14-3 win over Louisiana-Monroe. Cijntje was dominant, striking out seven and allowing just one hit in four scoreless innings. Jurrangelo Cijntje […]
Covid – Will We Ever Know the Truth?
How did the virus first strike humans? Is it possible that it was from a man-made Chinese origin? Americans deserve to know the relationship of the U.S. National Institutes of Health to the Wuhan lab and its gain-of-function research. Early deception also needs to be exposed, argues the WSJ. Yesterday, the U.S. Energy Department concluded […]
Where Are the Abrams Tanks?
Will the Ukraine war be over before the U.S. ships the promised Abrams tanks to Ukraine? The Ukraine conflict is at the start of the second year of Vladimir Putin’s invasion, and as Victor Davis Hanson notes, it’s looking more like the 1930’s Spanish Civil War, which became “a savage proxy war and prelude for […]
The Shifting Tectonic Plates of Global Power
War Fatigue Is Not an Option As noted yesterday, this week marks the 1st anniversary of the Ukraine war. Before admitting to Ukraine fatigue, Daniel Henninger suggests that readers first need to put war “fatigue” in context. Vietnam, with 24/7 nightly coverage, helped erode public support for the Vietnam War. With today’s never-ceasing coverage of […]
Putin Promises More War
An Unwanted Peace One year later, and Russia is still at it in Ukraine. In a speech last week, Vladmir Putin promised more war, before blaming the West for it. The choice is binary, argues editors in the WSJ. “Give Ukraine the weapons to win or abandon Ukraine and live with the fallout for decades.” […]
Giving Joe Biden A Break, Man
When asked recently about the Biden family enrichment schemes, following a seven-minute address on the Chinese balloon and the subsequent shoot-down of three yet-to-be-identified objects, President Joe Biden, rather than answer a NY Post reporter’s questions, stormed out, reports James Freeman in the WSJ: President Biden stormed out of a press availability Thursday afternoon when […]
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