Interesting (slightly old) piece on Isoruku Yamamoto in Japanese historical memory: Unlike the Yushukan museum at the controversial Yasukuni Shrine in Tokyo, the Yamamoto museum does not appear to re-write.
So, it appears that (as expected) Hillary Clinton has passed [via] the first test of whether her 2016 candidacy is serious, the Mark Penn question. I enjoyed this from the.
This morning I heard a tornado compared to the physical equivalent of "the IRS-ghazi-gate." The Jew in me wants to insert a "ben" just to let people know that this.
Wilkinson sums up the Richwine controversy very nicely: I suspect that Mr Richwine may have been able to survive either controversy taken in isolation. Had he not just argued, in.
I maintain that Waylon has the very best version of "I Recall a Gypsy Woman" and I'd be remiss in not mentioning that Don Williams had a big hit with.
Apple. I don't think it'd be unreasonable to seize Apple's assets until it came to a reasonable agreement on its tax bill.
Hardly surprising that the crack babies "epidemic" in the 1980s was based on poorly designed scientific studies and really was just another tool in white backlash tool box to blame.
Roy reports on the scandal that is even worse than the Benghazi failed Arkansas drug running land deal scandal: something about an umbrella. There are many crazy responses documented, but.
- Panic in DC
- Attention Conservation
- Bari Weiss’s security detail is costing CBS $10K per day amid layoffs at the network
- Bari Weiss already providing a solid ROI to the regime-aligned ownership
- The Party of the Working Class
- Bringing a memo about how knives are dangerous to a gunfight
- The New Jersey Problem
- Jefferson’s Revolution
- Good Germans
- Organized Labor’s Support for Democrats in the Shutdown
