Too Stupid To Survive, #90

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Does the Meat Puppet Administration think boosting this guy will make them popular?  

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Capital Coverup 15.3: Every American Should Be Outraged

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In Capital Coverup 15.2, I explained why the government’s affidavit in the Daniel Goodwyn case does not provide probable cause for the elements of the redundant crimes charged, why no professional police officer would make an arrest in such a case, and why no ethical prosecutor would charge one. The SMM Capital Coverup archive is here. 

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Capital Coverup 15.2: The Goodwyn Case

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Among the limitations of writing articles is space. Many online publications have 1500 word limits, in large part because they believe few people have the patience and ability to concentrate beyond that. As regular readers know, I usually exceed that limit, but in so doing, provide greater depth than arbitrary length limits allow, and the number of folks visiting this scruffy little blog would seem to indicate they appreciate that. Even so, I do try to focus on a single theme for each article, which imposes its own limits, so I virtually never cover every possible angle, every possible side.

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Guns And Liberty, 2023: Part 13

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All the articles in this series may be found by entering “guns and liberty 2023” into the SMM homepage search bar.

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Capital Coverup 15: To Hell With The Constitution

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Americans are coming to the realization we live under a two-tiered system of justice, one for D/S/Cs, the Uniparty and their supporters, and one for Normal Americans, particularly any who run afoul of D/S/C ideology and lunacy. Herein, gentle readers, I provide two examples, one from Jan 6, and another that illustrates the corruption and politicization of the DOJ (so does J6, but you catch my meaning). We begin with Thomas Lifson at The American Thinker:

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The Murder Of Erik Scott, July 10, 2022, 12th Anniversary

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Erik Scott

Our world is changing at a dizzying pace.  The Internet has had a substantial role in that.  For the first time in history, we have a new category of people we know.  They’re friends, just not friends we can touch or see over a restaurant table, but we know them nonetheless, and we care about them. For the first time in history, we have access to much of human knowledge in the palms of our hands.  We can know stories and people that would, in the past, forever have escaped us.

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Phonics: Extinguishing What Works

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Americans are coming to the unsettling realization far too many—not all by any means—of our public schools are failing their essential mission: teaching kids the basic knowledge and skills they need to be functioning, productive citizens of a representative republic. There are actually a relatively small number of reasons for this failure, the primary reason being the failing that causes the failure of any institution or business: failing to do the basic, elementary things for which that institution or business exists. Today, gentle readers, we speak of perhaps the most fundamental skill: literacy.

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