“Your Tax Dollars At Work”
Private that defected to North Korea gets time served, and the Navy solves their retention issues
You’ll remember Travis King, soon to be formerly a private in the US Army, was the boneheaded turd that was supposed to be escorted to the airport to fly back to the states from South Korea. As I recall he was being chaptered out. Somehow he slipped his guard, snuck into a tour group visiting […]
Chicago schools: Pass, amigo
WGN News Chicago reports that multiple public schools have reported that they have been instructed to pass immigrant kids without regard to how well they do or don’t do in school. Note that Chicago has some of the highest-spending school districts in the country – so where is the education money being spent? Chicago Public […]
Tuesday tidbits
Mucho controversy over Springfield, OHs overstock of Haitian refugees. No, no one credible alleges they are stealing Fido and Puss-puss to make breakfast (maybe a few ducks or swans allegedly missing but no one sleeps with their pet swan. We,, you wouldn’t think so, but with more genders appearing daily, who know if eiderborking is […]
Friday short takes – Kamala adviser, Kochul adviser, HPE, and the running dirtbag
Kamala has hire a new senior advisor, Rev. Jennifer Butler, to court people of faith onto the Harris-Walz ticket. But: “The many-headed beasts reveal the corruption of the imperial system around us. The imperial cult of the United States of America, whose stock market booms while unemployment skyrockets, had numbed many of us to our […]
Wednesday updates
Came on to read all the morning good stuff and find my scheduled column didn’t drop….damn. Better late than never! Remember the Navy ship commander who was famously photographed on his fantail firing an M-4 with the scope rear mounted forward? The image brought the Navy considerable ridicule on social media. The San Diego […]
Wednesday short takes – Mass school buses and rockets
Let’s get the old blood pressure up, shall we? Fox has an article headlining a license-less woman who is unable to get her kid on a bus to school and can’t afford to Uber him dozensof times a week. The school district says it is unable to provide busing from more than K-6 grades to […]
The Navy’s turn
Well, my other post today talked about how three Army vessels sent to the Med to support the Hamas pier have to thumb a ride home. Like a clapped out Yugo, seems their craft are not seaworthy enough to be trusted to make it home. Well, might not entirely be the Army’s fault they have […]
Pier One should be a retailer, not an Army boondoggle
Let’s look at the infamous Hamas pier one last time. The pier was announced by President Joe Biden in his State of the Union address in March. Deputy Commander of US Central Command, Vice Adm. Brad Cooper, told reporters in July that the pier helped deliver 19.4 million pounds of aid to the desperate population in Gaza. […]
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