Posted in Politics
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Brett Kavanaugh, Christine Blasey Ford, Duke Lacrosse Scandal, President Trump, Rolling Stone, rule of law, Social justice, the left, the Supreme Court, Washington Post
NOTE: I normally post a firearm related article on Tuesdays, but I’ll have to preempt that tradition for this week.
The social justice borking of Brett Kavanaugh has now–as was surely intended all along–gone public. The Washington Post–surprise!–explains:
Posted in Humor
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barack obama, Boobs and more boobs, Brett Kavanaugh, Colin Kaepernick, Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton, Hurricane Florence, Maxine Waters, Nike, The Notorious RBG
Well gentle readers, I’ve been able to find enough goodies for another edition of Sunday Funnies. So put down the refreshing beverage–lest it fly out your nose and obscure the monitor–and enjoy these bits (bites? bytes?) of wit and wisdom. First, thank goodness we have saints like Barack Obama to affirm reality:
Posted in Politics, Sports/Training
I flatter myself, upon occasion, to imagine I have some skill in writing. And then I find something like this:
Posted in Sports/Training
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Mark Twain, Naomi Osaka, professional tennis, Serena Williams, social justice narrative, US Open
We are often told, in response to the slightest criticism of professional sports, about the nobility of the game, whichever game might be the topic. Sport teaches teamwork, hard work, dedication, responsibility, self-sacrifice, humility and above all, sportsmanship. And then we see the spectacle of the US Open and Serena Williams.
Posted in The Justine Damond Case
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Betsy Hodges, Bob Bennett, field training program, Justine Damond, Matthew Harrity, Mohamed Noor, police trainees
Justine Damond rescuing ducklings
The Justine Damond case proceeds on two tracks: the criminal trial of former Minneapolis Police Officer Mohamed Noor for her murder, and the civil suit filed by Attorney Bob Bennett, acknowledged as the expert on successfully suing the Minneapolis Police Department. It is often civil suits that produce the most revealing information through the discovery process, including forced production of documents, policies, depositions and related evidence.
Posted in Erik Scott Case
As regular readers know, my co-written book, License To Kill: The Murder of Erik Scott, is available at Amazon.com in print and Kindle forms, and also direct from the publisher at North Slope Publications.com. I’ve been working on this case since summer of 2010. The SMM Erik Scott archive, with every article I’ve written, is available here.
16 Sunday Sep 2018
Posted in Education
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McNeil High School, President Trump, Round Rock Texas, socialism, socialist teachers, teacher's unions
It is often observed that the public schools are entirely run by leftists. Fortunately, this is not entirely true, and likely not even mostly true, but that’s not for a lack of trying, as Campus Reform.org reports:
This deranged: This is damage. These are enemies:
As regular readers know, I’ve often expressed dismay at the apparent level of maturity and sanity currently on display at …
Can you believe we’re already a third of the way through September, gentle readers? Oh, to be young again, when …
I have been, of late, watching the difficulties of the Catholic Church. There is every indication the Church, across the …
It took many years and hard experience for me to understand this simple biblical passage: Matthew 7:3-5 3) And why …
Americans have become inured to the spectacle of businesses getting woke and going broke. Social justice eternal grievance requires ignoring …
I began Update 55 with this: I wonder what the directors of the crockumentary promised the prosecuting attorneys? Did they shoot …
