Above is a picture of the two suspects. I had seen another picture of the woman in which she looked westernized as in this one. Since then, however, all pictures show her looking scarier and scarier and more and more foreign. But the most disturbing picture I have seen so far–and be forewarned, it’s VERY … Read more
Honey Pot An intelligence term for a person used to attract targets and extract information. Often used about a woman who seduces a man and pumps him for info, but also used to describe a trap for whistleblowers to give their secrets to an insider. Conveniently, the Wikileaks story has been linked with both meanings … Read more
Honey Pot An intelligence term for a person used to attract targets and extract information. Often used about a woman who seduces a man and pumps him for info, but also used to describe a trap for whistleblowers to give their secrets to an insider. Conveniently, the Wikileaks story has been linked with both meanings … Read more
I was recently at an Elton John concert in Vegas during which he played a song I hadn’t heard before. The song was about Native Americans and it got me choked up, which I hate not only because it’s unseemly but because I hate being emotionally manipulated by topics that are exploited by the political … Read more
I’ll be filling in for Erick Erickson this Friday, November 27, 5pm-7pm ET on www.wsbradio.com, 95.5FM & 750AM…here’s a preview of the show… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LjWjVKGCYkw
I don’t pretend that I would have voted for JFK, I wouldn’t have–he was no libertarian! But I have come to respect him in many ways and I find his assassination to have been one of the greatest turning points in American history. The Civil War, World War I (that was the greatest turning point for … Read more
I don’t pretend that I would have voted for JFK, I wouldn’t have–he was no libertarian! But I have come to respect him in many ways and I find his assassination to have been one of the greatest turning points in American history. The Civil War, World War I (that was the greatest turning point for … Read more
Pathocracy A form of government interesting to ponerologists* is one they have called pathocracy, in which individuals with personality disorders (especially psychopathy) occupy positions of power and influence. The result is a totalitarian system characterized by a government turned against its own people. A pathocracy may emerge when a society is insufficiently guarded against the typical … Read more
I was adding “lone nut” / “crazy” and coincidence to my list of official narrative excuses that get my alarm bells ringing and I came upon this article written by Murray Rothbard in 1972! Change the examples, and it could have been written today. Source: Why Is It Always a Lone Nut?
A phrase I coined to explain the false notion that the reason the government does things that serve the opposite of its stated purpose is incompetence. For example, the US government spent months going on years as well as hundreds of millions if not billions of dollars allegedly fighting ISIS only to see it grow. … Read more
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