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Charges Dropped Against New Jersey Man After Dashcam Shows Cops Lying
I encourage you to watch this whole thing. Near the end they explain that the police’s own Internal Affairs investigation had concluded the cops did nothing wrong. Thank goodness the second dash cam video came to light. (Also note that the police didn’t originally turn this over. I don’t understand exactly what changed, but prosecutors […]
Read moreCourt Intellectuals Hit Back at Whistleblowers
I’ve been traveling and just now read the mid-January piece in The New Republic by Sean Wilentz, a history professor at Princeton. The ostensible purpose of the article is to cast doubt on the motives of Edward Snowden, Glenn Greenwald, and Julian Assange, but Wilentz’s hatchet job (and yes I use that term quite consciously) […]
Read moreKristen Meghan on “Geo-Engineering”
I’ll be honest, when I looked at the list of speakers for the Save Long Island event (where I debated Bill Still), the talk by Kristen Meghan jumped out at me as something that was too “out there” for a respectable, mild-mannered guy like myself. I was imagining General Ripper from Dr. Strangelove. Well I […]
Read moreThe Policeman Is Not Your Genitals’ Friend
This isn’t pornographic or anything but it’s pretty graphic.
Read moreThe Policeman Is Your…
This is making the rounds. Just watch the first full 1:05. You can see that yes, sometimes the police must use violence in order to maintain Law & Order, but that it bitterly grieves them to do so.
Read moreNew NYC Mayor Not Horsing Around
I saw someone mention this on Facebook, and thought it was satire: New York City Mayor-Elect Bill de Blasio wants to completely ban horse-drawn carriages from the Big Apple, saying it’s cruel to animals. From the CNN story: Horse-drawn carriages could soon be a thing of the past in New York City’s Central Park after […]
Read moreSurely the American People Would Never Let That Happen!?
Things have gotten so bad, I have no choice but to read aloud from the New York Times.
Read moreLew Rockwell on Optimism Amidst Fascism
Nelson Nash apparently bought 50 copies of Lew Rockwell’s new collection of essays, Fascism vs. Capitalism, because he was so excited by it. He sent me one. I have only just begun it (David Gordon reviews it here), but I wanted to share the conclusion of his introduction, because it got me all fired up. […]
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