Britain pressed to give away fishing grounds permanently in return for the right to accept EU laws and courts permanently.
You couldn't make it up.
You might remember this little two-faced socialist as recently acting as if he were going to reduce migration into Britain; now he'll probably say something like "I did try, but my masters in the EU told me to do this instead."
Mr. Steyn has several of the current marks of surrender by European countries, such as
There Mr Galloway is at odds with the rest of the Internet, which seems to have concluded unanimously that he's the latter. In the legacy media, one is struck by the all the Fleet Street dogs not barking. After all, two properties and one former motor vehicle of the PM have just been rather seriously firebombed, allegedly by a twenty-one-year-old Ukrainian "male model" with minimal English-language skills. At the very least, surely, this raises security questions, no?
On the face of it, yes. It was "counter-terrorism" officers who took down a second suspect at Luton Airport attempting to leave the country. This chap is twenty-six. That's all we've been told. Another "male model"?
It's beginning to feel a bit like the initial reports, two years ago, about a certain BBC presenter being harassed over some lad he'd been corresponding with - in which the alert listener had the vague feeling every media grandee knew what was really going on but they had all agreed not to tell anyone. ...
Once upon a time, leftie women would have agreed with Eva. My opponent at the Munk Debate in Toronto, Louise Arbour, was the first UN commissioner to prosecute rape as a war crime. But that was then, and this is now. And all across the west the political class has accepted that a certain number of our most vulnerable women and children have to be sacrificed to the volcano gods of diversity. On the Continent Eva is one of a very few to speak out against this disgusting indifference - which increasingly wipes out whatever moral claims we might make to the superiority of our "values".
And, from the Germany working its way back to proper "Shut up, villagers" territory,
Yet the most significant development from the Remigration Summit was not on stage. En route to Milan, eight German attendees were prevented by police from boarding their flights - on the grounds that, to permit these six men and two women to exit the Fourth Reich and pass through the New & Improved Berlin Wall to the world beyond, would create a "significant risk of damage to the reputation of the Federal Republic".
Ain't it just freakin' wonderful?
I do have to wonder what Starmer's payoff for tossing all those commoners to the rabid EU is?
Monday, May 19, 2025
My, isn't this all interesting timing?
Here's the whole post.
God, this is such a damn mess. We've got crooked politicians, crooked journalists, then the release of the Hur recordings showing just how bad Biden's interview was, and now this.
Biden was supposed to be reelected, then have to resign because of health and make Harris President? Or maybe they hoped they- staff, Pelosi, Schumer & Co.- could keep using the autopen to do things a pretend the 'President' did them as long as possible before he had to withdraw?
Whatever the hell they actually had in mind, they knew their tame little journalists would carry water for them.
God, this is such a damn mess. We've got crooked politicians, crooked journalists, then the release of the Hur recordings showing just how bad Biden's interview was, and now this.
Biden was supposed to be reelected, then have to resign because of health and make Harris President? Or maybe they hoped they- staff, Pelosi, Schumer & Co.- could keep using the autopen to do things a pretend the 'President' did them as long as possible before he had to withdraw?
Whatever the hell they actually had in mind, they knew their tame little journalists would carry water for them.
Said journalists being the ones who did it, and now are desperately trying to
A: Pretend they knew NOTHING(insert Sgt. Schulz picture here) about Biden's condition to try to save what reputation they have, and
B: Try real hard to make money from their confession that they're either incompetent or completely corrupt.
B: Try real hard to make money from their confession that they're either incompetent or completely corrupt.
And let's not forget a HUGE thing: WHO the hell was using the autopen to sign things illegally, and on how many things? Probably from Day 1.
This is one of those 'There are people who belong in prison for this, but we'll never get the information to do it' things.
Saturday, May 17, 2025
I did manage to find some time, so (update: had to modify something)
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Friday, May 16, 2025
Oh, such ethical people
in their upset about Trump allowing some South African farmers in and overlooking the sin of being white.
Divemedic has a piece from one of these bastards: basically "Well, white people did bad things before, and they inherited a lot of land from them, so they shouldn't be allowed to come here just because they claim their lives are in danger!"
I like the 'claim'; government officials and Party members sing songs about 'Kill the Boer', talk about killing all white people in the country, the reports of torture and murder are frequent and horrible, but "These people owe it to stay there and pay the price for the sins of the fathers. Kids and all."
People who constantly demand more immigrants suddenly hit the brakes here, because "But they're WHITE!" Because people trying to keep their family alive is different somehow depending on your skin color...
Divemedic has a piece from one of these bastards: basically "Well, white people did bad things before, and they inherited a lot of land from them, so they shouldn't be allowed to come here just because they claim their lives are in danger!"
I like the 'claim'; government officials and Party members sing songs about 'Kill the Boer', talk about killing all white people in the country, the reports of torture and murder are frequent and horrible, but "These people owe it to stay there and pay the price for the sins of the fathers. Kids and all."
People who constantly demand more immigrants suddenly hit the brakes here, because "But they're WHITE!" Because people trying to keep their family alive is different somehow depending on your skin color...
Few years ago I picked up a smoker
Small one, it'll hold a good-size brisket or a couple of chickens, you won't be putting a pig in it. And it does a great job.
Part of learning this was adjusting the air intake on the firebox and the cover on the smokestack. Which wound up being downright strange:
One day I'd gotten a good fire going, it was ready to put the meat on except it was running about a hundred degrees hot. Aha, says I, and fiddled with those adjustments, which had no results. More fiddling, and with the intake closed and the smokestack with just a little sliver open, it got to a perfect 225 degrees(assuming that gauge is correct) and sat there. The charcoal burned longer, lots of tasty smoke produced, and the brisket... oh, it was good.
I think there's enough air leakage around the intake and the doors that it takes that much restriction to get the temp I wanted, which is find now that I knew it.
One day I'd gotten a good fire going, it was ready to put the meat on except it was running about a hundred degrees hot. Aha, says I, and fiddled with those adjustments, which had no results. More fiddling, and with the intake closed and the smokestack with just a little sliver open, it got to a perfect 225 degrees(assuming that gauge is correct) and sat there. The charcoal burned longer, lots of tasty smoke produced, and the brisket... oh, it was good.
I think there's enough air leakage around the intake and the doors that it takes that much restriction to get the temp I wanted, which is find now that I knew it.
One more thing: guy I used to know had grown up in a restaurant family and done a lot of cooking, one day mentioned that with most meat 1-2 hours of smoking will give you all the smoke flavor you'll generally get; after that you can cover it tightly in a pan and finish it in the oven. Which seems to work nicely.
One last thing: I don't care for briquets, they leave a huge amount of ash, so some years ago I bought a bag of raw charcoal and never wen't back. Check around to find it, the best price I've had locally is at a big restaurant supply store, 40 pounds of mesquite for about $20 last time I bought(I'll probably be shocked next time, it's been a while).
Thursday, May 15, 2025
Couple of days ago, I actually made it to the range
to try some loads. Windy and gusting, but I went, and enjoyed it.
I don't do that enough.
We've got far too many public officials who want to follow the Stasi line on speech from Germany,
not being suitably punished for it, and too many people committing perjury who aren't being charged for it.
And that's too bad.
Speaking of people playing Speech Police, you may have heard of WorldCon, BIG science fiction convention, who has a interesting way to choose program participants:
And by “vetting” program participants, they mean “barring anyone that doesn’t toe the far left social justice warrior line”:
This isn't connected, but I want to get it down before I lose track of it.
LONDON, May 14 (Reuters) - U.S. energy officials are reassessing the risk posed by Chinese-made devices that play a critical role in renewable energy infrastructure after unexplained communication equipment was found inside some of them, two people familiar with the matter said.
...
While inverters are built to allow remote access for updates and maintenance, the utility companies that use them typically install firewalls to prevent direct communication back to China.
However, rogue communication devices not listed in product documents have been found in some Chinese solar power inverters by U.S experts who strip down equipment hooked up to grids to check for security issues, the two people said.
Over the past nine months, undocumented communication devices, including cellular radios, have also been found in some batteries from multiple Chinese suppliers, one of them said.
Not comforting, is it?
And that's too bad.
Speaking of people playing Speech Police, you may have heard of WorldCon, BIG science fiction convention, who has a interesting way to choose program participants:
We received more than 1,300 panelist applicants for Seattle Worldcon 2025. Building on the work of previous Worldcons, we chose to vet program participants before inviting them to be on our program.
And by “vetting” program participants, they mean “barring anyone that doesn’t toe the far left social justice warrior line”:
Several individuals have asked to see the ChatGPT query that was used in the vetting process. In the interest of transparency, this was our prompt:Wonderful, isn't it?
REQUEST
Using the list of names provided, please evaluate each person for scandals. Scandals include but are not limited to homophobia, transphobia, racism, harassment, sexual misconduct, sexism, fraud.
This isn't connected, but I want to get it down before I lose track of it.
LONDON, May 14 (Reuters) - U.S. energy officials are reassessing the risk posed by Chinese-made devices that play a critical role in renewable energy infrastructure after unexplained communication equipment was found inside some of them, two people familiar with the matter said.
...
While inverters are built to allow remote access for updates and maintenance, the utility companies that use them typically install firewalls to prevent direct communication back to China.
However, rogue communication devices not listed in product documents have been found in some Chinese solar power inverters by U.S experts who strip down equipment hooked up to grids to check for security issues, the two people said.
Over the past nine months, undocumented communication devices, including cellular radios, have also been found in some batteries from multiple Chinese suppliers, one of them said.
Not comforting, is it?
Wednesday, May 14, 2025
First, we have a whole bunch of journalists, who spent years covering for Biden
and the Democrats, now telling us either "The staff lied to us!" or "We never saw anything!"; these being fancy ways of saying either
"We're claiming incompetence, we never investigated!"
or
"Hey, we've been sold-out for years, we didn't rock the boat!"
"We're claiming incompetence, we never investigated!"
or
"Hey, we've been sold-out for years, we didn't rock the boat!"
Tuesday, May 13, 2025
Yes, the Stupid Party, at the hands of the Democrat Lites, are screwing us again
on the 2nd. Because that's what the bastards do.
Monday, May 12, 2025
For Biden they yelled "Those are deep fakes! Cheap fakes!" when they showed
things they didn't want people to see. Now?
"That bodycam video was manufactured!"
"That bodycam video was manufactured!"
Just because they don't like the optics of Dem politicians assaulting ICE agents.
Amazing, isn't it?
Amazing, isn't it?
Saturday, May 10, 2025
Thursday, May 08, 2025
Why am I not surprised? Addition/additionally, appears to be fake
Original post here.
'Family business'. Wonder if she realized that they're basically confessing to Social Security fraud?
Addition: various claims that this came from a satire site, so until proven one way or the other, may not be true.
'Family business'. Wonder if she realized that they're basically confessing to Social Security fraud?
Addition: various claims that this came from a satire site, so until proven one way or the other, may not be true.
Additionally: looks like Instapundit has taken it down, so I'm assuming it was a fake.
Wednesday, May 07, 2025
Well, the Brit government knows who they consider the enemy, and are making sure
the cops- excuse me, the janissaries- know it too.
And it's, at this point, exactly who you'd think.
“The fact one of the t-shirts has a union flag on it is entirely coincidental.”
Oh yeah. Very convincing.
And it's, at this point, exactly who you'd think.
“The fact one of the t-shirts has a union flag on it is entirely coincidental.”
Oh yeah. Very convincing.
Monday, May 05, 2025
A few months ago I wrote about Wolff Gunsprings
and what they make. At the end, the piece I'd installed a mainspring and trigger slide return spring in, and was amazed at the smoothness and lightning of the trigger pull.
Well, slight problem: it wouldn't reliably fire, just not enough energy to make the primers go.
Well, slight problem: it wouldn't reliably fire, just not enough energy to make the primers go.
Well, crap. I wrote to them, and got a number: "Please call our tech staff for assistance." Which at the time was a low priority with the other stuff going on. Which, since that's eased off some, I finally remembered, looked up the number and called them.
Soon as I described the problem the tech asked for the make and model, then said 'The only time we've had this problem has been on 'X' model S&W, but here's what we'll do."
If you're not familiar with the S&W revolvers, especially older ones with leaf mainsprings, in the front of the grip frame, near the bottom, is a piece called a strain screw. You install the hammer spring(it hooks to the trigger using a split end on that end, and the other end has what I call a hook that fits into a slot), then tighten that screw to flex the spring and load it. They make a extra-long strain screw that can load the spring more than the standard, and sent me one. No charge.
It came in fast enough to ease my "Where is it?", and I got to work. The piece fit right in, and worked, but the trigger wouldn't reliably slide forward after being pulled. Took things back down, put in the next heavier trigger slide spring, and voila! It worked! Definitely lighter and smoother than the factory springs, so the next day took it to the range.
Soon as I described the problem the tech asked for the make and model, then said 'The only time we've had this problem has been on 'X' model S&W, but here's what we'll do."
If you're not familiar with the S&W revolvers, especially older ones with leaf mainsprings, in the front of the grip frame, near the bottom, is a piece called a strain screw. You install the hammer spring(it hooks to the trigger using a split end on that end, and the other end has what I call a hook that fits into a slot), then tighten that screw to flex the spring and load it. They make a extra-long strain screw that can load the spring more than the standard, and sent me one. No charge.
It came in fast enough to ease my "Where is it?", and I got to work. The piece fit right in, and worked, but the trigger wouldn't reliably slide forward after being pulled. Took things back down, put in the next heavier trigger slide spring, and voila! It worked! Definitely lighter and smoother than the factory springs, so the next day took it to the range.
Success is mine, everything cycled as should and plenty of punch to fire the primers.* Trigger is heavier than with the original screw, but very nice(and it works!).
And now, once I have some time(things are better but still busy), I need to load some ammo for it.
*The shooters pack I chose came with a reduced-power mainspring, which turned out to be a bit too for this revolver. I got a lot of "I've used their stuff, and it's great!" from a lot of people, none of them hat this problem. I, however, have to be unique.
A combination of things here,
starting with some Democrats want as little restriction against sex- including buy it- with underage teens as possible. Wonderful people.
An attacker with a knife is scary. VERY much so. A good piece on defense against.
An underwater volcano off the Oregon coast appears ready to erupt. Not expected to be a problem.
This is how many BBC clowns who want all Jews dead? They seem to collect an awful lot of them.
And the weekend wasn't started by the left, either, but they don't care.
An attacker with a knife is scary. VERY much so. A good piece on defense against.
An underwater volcano off the Oregon coast appears ready to erupt. Not expected to be a problem.
This is how many BBC clowns who want all Jews dead? They seem to collect an awful lot of them.
And the weekend wasn't started by the left, either, but they don't care.
Damn, the left hates Jews and Israel,
you can be obviously messed up, and they'll love you if you're left enough(see 'Biden'); but if he'd started talking(or been allowed to) about Israel with approval, they'd have forced him out sooner. Fetterman had real problems and they defended him, but when he started showing approve of those said troublesome people, well...
This week, New York magazine, as reliable a Democrat organ as there is, ran a scathing hit piece on Fetterman in which current and former staffers all but suggest that not only should he not be Pennsylvania’s senior senator, he belongs in an assisted living facility.
The piece has no "gotcha" moment that would make any fair person say that Fetterman needs to step aside - you know, the kind former President Biden provided daily. Rather, it is a collection of anecdotes about him snapping at staff, or withdrawing into himself, perhaps not taking his medication. Try as they might, the folks at New York magazine constructed a molehill, not a mountain.
But why, one wonders, two years after waiving away similar behavior is a liberal news outlet suddenly parading the senator’s alleged diminished capacities? What changed?
Well, the article itself gives us a big hint with this line, "The endless fights over Israel, which saw Fetterman draw further into himself, coincided with setbacks in his recovery regimen."
You don’t say.
And he doesn't think every word out of Trump's mouth demands hissy fits and screaming "HITLER!"? Well, that's just totally unthinkable. So get him out.
These leftist clowns may just hate Israel and Jews more than they hate Trump.
This week, New York magazine, as reliable a Democrat organ as there is, ran a scathing hit piece on Fetterman in which current and former staffers all but suggest that not only should he not be Pennsylvania’s senior senator, he belongs in an assisted living facility.
The piece has no "gotcha" moment that would make any fair person say that Fetterman needs to step aside - you know, the kind former President Biden provided daily. Rather, it is a collection of anecdotes about him snapping at staff, or withdrawing into himself, perhaps not taking his medication. Try as they might, the folks at New York magazine constructed a molehill, not a mountain.
But why, one wonders, two years after waiving away similar behavior is a liberal news outlet suddenly parading the senator’s alleged diminished capacities? What changed?
Well, the article itself gives us a big hint with this line, "The endless fights over Israel, which saw Fetterman draw further into himself, coincided with setbacks in his recovery regimen."
You don’t say.
And he doesn't think every word out of Trump's mouth demands hissy fits and screaming "HITLER!"? Well, that's just totally unthinkable. So get him out.
These leftist clowns may just hate Israel and Jews more than they hate Trump.
Friday, May 02, 2025
Tuesday, April 29, 2025
Larry Correia is a fine writer, and he wrote a piece about the sudden concern for legal processes
on the part of people who didn't give a damn when it was a corrupt FBI and other agencies screwing with people who are conservative, or worse, "Evil Right-Wingers". I'm going to borrow some of it:
It is so funny (in a pathetic way) FINALLY seeing the liberals I know waking up to the fact that federal agents abuse regular people. Sure, it took attempting to deport illegals to get them to actually notice for the first time ever, but right now I'm seeing them doing this big histrionic freak out, all OMG federal agents came into people's homes and were rude and mean and wrecked stuff and took property even though those people were citizens and hadn't done anything wrong!
And I'm over here like no shit? First time? 😃
Of course right now they think ICE is the only agency that's ever been mean to people, and they don't realize this is NOTHING in the grand scheme of American history. And I figure it could go two ways for here. Either they'll slowly realize this is how dozens of big stupid government agencies routinely treat people (and worse, and get away with it) and they'll slowly stop being liberal and wanting ever increasing amounts of big government meddling in literally everything.
Or (and this one is far more likely) the second the left gets back in power these virtue signaling libs will go back to licking the jack boot and cheering on the government stomping on everybody they don't like.
Yes, at least most of them will.
It is so funny (in a pathetic way) FINALLY seeing the liberals I know waking up to the fact that federal agents abuse regular people. Sure, it took attempting to deport illegals to get them to actually notice for the first time ever, but right now I'm seeing them doing this big histrionic freak out, all OMG federal agents came into people's homes and were rude and mean and wrecked stuff and took property even though those people were citizens and hadn't done anything wrong!
And I'm over here like no shit? First time? 😃
Of course right now they think ICE is the only agency that's ever been mean to people, and they don't realize this is NOTHING in the grand scheme of American history. And I figure it could go two ways for here. Either they'll slowly realize this is how dozens of big stupid government agencies routinely treat people (and worse, and get away with it) and they'll slowly stop being liberal and wanting ever increasing amounts of big government meddling in literally everything.
Or (and this one is far more likely) the second the left gets back in power these virtue signaling libs will go back to licking the jack boot and cheering on the government stomping on everybody they don't like.
Yes, at least most of them will.
Monday, April 28, 2025
How close Europe came to a real-life, no bs disaster
Here's the link for the post.
And here's an article at Yahoo Finance:
A reliance on net zero energy left Spain and Portugal vulnerable to the mass blackouts engulfing the region, experts said last night.
In what is believed to be Europe’s largest power cut, tens of millions of people were left without electricity, while flights were grounded, trains halted and whole cities were left without power, internet access or other vital services.
The cause of the initial fault in the region’s electricity grid is still being investigated, and the EU has insisted that there were no indications that it was a cyberattack.
However, energy experts have blamed a heavy reliance on solar and wind farms in Spain for leaving the region’s power grid vulnerable to such a crisis.
A state of emergency was declared in Spain, while in Portugal, water company EPAL said supplies could also be disrupted.
Queues formed at shops of people seeking to purchase emergency supplies like gaslights, generators and batteries.
Energy operators are fighting to restore power in Spain, Portugal and parts of France, and residents are being urged to avoid travel and use mobile phones sparingly.
More at the link.
Must be making a bunch of the Net Zero morons in Britain and Canada upset that all the peasants are getting information on this.
And here's an article at Yahoo Finance:
A reliance on net zero energy left Spain and Portugal vulnerable to the mass blackouts engulfing the region, experts said last night.
In what is believed to be Europe’s largest power cut, tens of millions of people were left without electricity, while flights were grounded, trains halted and whole cities were left without power, internet access or other vital services.
The cause of the initial fault in the region’s electricity grid is still being investigated, and the EU has insisted that there were no indications that it was a cyberattack.
However, energy experts have blamed a heavy reliance on solar and wind farms in Spain for leaving the region’s power grid vulnerable to such a crisis.
A state of emergency was declared in Spain, while in Portugal, water company EPAL said supplies could also be disrupted.
Queues formed at shops of people seeking to purchase emergency supplies like gaslights, generators and batteries.
Energy operators are fighting to restore power in Spain, Portugal and parts of France, and residents are being urged to avoid travel and use mobile phones sparingly.
More at the link.
Must be making a bunch of the Net Zero morons in Britain and Canada upset that all the peasants are getting information on this.
Friday, April 25, 2025
"Why don't other Arab nations take in the poor Palestinians?"
Because the history of doing so is full of bad results. Like this.
Jordan on Wednesday outlawed and confiscated assets of the Muslim Brotherhood, a Hamas ally and Jordan’s largest opposition group, members of which were linked by authorities to a yearslong sabotage plot against the Hashemite Kingdom.
Jordanian Interior Minister Mazen Fraya said all Muslim Brotherhood activities would be banned in the country and anyone promoting the group’s ideology would be held accountable by law. The ban includes publishing anything by the group and closure and confiscation of all its offices and property, he added.
Fraya said Muslim Brotherhood members had planned attacks on security targets and sensitive locations in the kingdom, aiming to destabilize the country, but did not disclose what these targets were.
Jordan on Wednesday outlawed and confiscated assets of the Muslim Brotherhood, a Hamas ally and Jordan’s largest opposition group, members of which were linked by authorities to a yearslong sabotage plot against the Hashemite Kingdom.
Jordanian Interior Minister Mazen Fraya said all Muslim Brotherhood activities would be banned in the country and anyone promoting the group’s ideology would be held accountable by law. The ban includes publishing anything by the group and closure and confiscation of all its offices and property, he added.
Fraya said Muslim Brotherhood members had planned attacks on security targets and sensitive locations in the kingdom, aiming to destabilize the country, but did not disclose what these targets were.
The history:
As is wont to happen the fame and gilt went to Palestinian heads, and before you know it they're calling for the overthrow of the Jordanian royal family. Their hosts1.
When they figured out that the rest of Arabia — romantics though they were — didn't quite cotton to this turfing off of the Jordanian king (and his family), they initially crawfished on that idea, but — as Palestinians throughout recent history have a habit of doing — they became a massive pain-in-the-ass to their Jordanian hosts. They ignored laws, declared themselves to be "countries inside of a country", and started occupying — forcefully — Jordanian cities.
To include Amman, the capital city of Jordan and the seat of Jordanian King Hussein2.
With "We've had it with these people" following.
All those other countries know what happens when they let a bunch of these people in, and they don't want it. I suspect they also don't want the bad publicity with western idiots moaning and demanding Action! when they have to whack a whole bunch of said people for trying to take over.
As is wont to happen the fame and gilt went to Palestinian heads, and before you know it they're calling for the overthrow of the Jordanian royal family. Their hosts1.
When they figured out that the rest of Arabia — romantics though they were — didn't quite cotton to this turfing off of the Jordanian king (and his family), they initially crawfished on that idea, but — as Palestinians throughout recent history have a habit of doing — they became a massive pain-in-the-ass to their Jordanian hosts. They ignored laws, declared themselves to be "countries inside of a country", and started occupying — forcefully — Jordanian cities.
To include Amman, the capital city of Jordan and the seat of Jordanian King Hussein2.
With "We've had it with these people" following.
All those other countries know what happens when they let a bunch of these people in, and they don't want it. I suspect they also don't want the bad publicity with western idiots moaning and demanding Action! when they have to whack a whole bunch of said people for trying to take over.
So no, they don't want to let them in in the first place, and I doubt that'll change. Which makes me wonder if the various governments aren't looking at happenings in Europe and Britain, and some universities and cities here, and wondering "What the hell is wrong with these people, don't they know history? Don't they see what these bastards and their useful idiots are doing, and want to do?"
Thursday, April 24, 2025
And they wonder why people raise hell at school boards, and want their kids out
of public schools....
MR. SCHOENFELD: So, correct. The leather that they're pointing to is a woman in a leather jacket, and one of the words is drag queen in this—
JUSTICE GORSUCH: And they’re supposed to look for those?
MR. SCHOENFELD: It is an option at the end of the book, correct.
JUSTICE GORSUCH: Yeah. Okay. And you've included these in the English language curriculum rather than the human sexuality curriculum to influence students, is that fair? That’s what the district court found. Do you agree with that?
MR. SCHOENFELD: I think, to the extent the district court found that it was to influence, it was to influence them towards civility, the natural consequence of being exposed to—
JUSTICE GORSUCH: Whatever, but to influence them.
MR. SCHOENFELD: In the manner that I just mentioned, yes.
To influence kids as young as 3...
MR. SCHOENFELD: So, correct. The leather that they're pointing to is a woman in a leather jacket, and one of the words is drag queen in this—
JUSTICE GORSUCH: And they’re supposed to look for those?
MR. SCHOENFELD: It is an option at the end of the book, correct.
JUSTICE GORSUCH: Yeah. Okay. And you've included these in the English language curriculum rather than the human sexuality curriculum to influence students, is that fair? That’s what the district court found. Do you agree with that?
MR. SCHOENFELD: I think, to the extent the district court found that it was to influence, it was to influence them towards civility, the natural consequence of being exposed to—
JUSTICE GORSUCH: Whatever, but to influence them.
MR. SCHOENFELD: In the manner that I just mentioned, yes.
To influence kids as young as 3...
Sunday, April 20, 2025
Let us not forget some of the words in British reports after the little meeting
at Lexington and Concord:
During the whole affair the Rebels attacked us in a very scattered, irregular manner, but with perseverance & resolution, nor did they ever dare to form into any regular body. Indeed, they knew too well what was proper, to do so. Whoever looks upon them as an irregular mob, will find himself much mistaken. They have men amongst them who know very well what they are about, having been employed as Rangers against the Indians & Canadians, & this country being much covered with wood, and hilly, is very advantageous for their method of fighting.
From what I know the piece at Wiki is pretty accurate.
I'll close with this
During the whole affair the Rebels attacked us in a very scattered, irregular manner, but with perseverance & resolution, nor did they ever dare to form into any regular body. Indeed, they knew too well what was proper, to do so. Whoever looks upon them as an irregular mob, will find himself much mistaken. They have men amongst them who know very well what they are about, having been employed as Rangers against the Indians & Canadians, & this country being much covered with wood, and hilly, is very advantageous for their method of fighting.
From what I know the piece at Wiki is pretty accurate.
I'll close with this
Friday, April 18, 2025
To celebrate part of that business I've been tied up on getting done,
I shall post something non(mostly)-political
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