-By guest writer Little Sister “Imagine if someone told you that in a run-up to a US presidential election, the FBI tried to undermine a candidate at the behest of the opposing campaign by cooking up a false narrative of collusion with Moscow. And let’s say this conspiracy implicated not just the FBI but also but also the White House,
Like the vending machine thief in Rhode Island who, after he was apprehended by the police, made his public defender’s job much more difficult by making his $400 bail using ONLY QUARTERS (true story!), there are some reports you hear on the radio or see on TV that are so breathtakingly stupid, they’re hard to believe. Let’s look at a
In my last essay, I discussed whether our very permissive society should be as tolerant of weirdness and deviance as we appear to be. I went on to describe the startling “revelation” that “weird people DO WEIRD THINGS!” Now, I’d like to look at some of the weird things that weird people do. First, consider the case of Kayla Lemieux
In the delightful 1997 Disney movie “George of the Jungle,” staring Brendan Fraser, the narrative is interrupted a number of times by satirical “news flashes.” One of the interruptions goes as follows: “FLASH: scientists have discovered that Canadian bacon… is really HAM!” In today’s America I have a similar bon mot: “FLASH: Weird people… do weird things!” You wouldn’t THINK
Well, that does it. The coronation of King Charles the Third makes it official. The boomer generation in the U.S., Europe, and indeed the remainder of the globe, has distinguished itself by making the worst leadership choices since January 30, 1933 when Adolf Hitler was appointed Chancellor of Germany. The world now has: 1: An eloquent fool as King of
Dear readers, at long last we now know why Muslims seem to be so irritable all the time. For years I’ve wondered about this. Could it be due to the prohibition in Sharia (Islamic Law) against drinking alcohol? Could it be the very stringent nature of many other Sharia laws? Could it be that many Muslims reside year round in
The Bragg indictment of former President Trump on the flimsiest grounds continues to reverberate across the body politic. Five more thoughts: 1: At the beginning of Mr. Trump’s tenure as the forty fifth president of the United States, Senate Majority Leader, Democrat Chuck Schumer, gave the newly elected President Trump some advice that, in retrospect, was prophetic. Schumer warned Trump
In my last essay, I focused on the nefarious activities of the New York District Attorney, Alvin Bragg, in his indictment of former President Trump. (See: Bad, Bad, Alvin Bragg, Baddest Cat under the City Flag, 4/6/23, in EmperorsNuClothes.com). In this essay, however, I’d like to look at fallout from the indictment: 1: The fact that the Democrats would go
Apologies to “LeRoy Brown” composer, the late Jim Croce. Now, I don’t know whether or not Alvin Bragg is the baddest “Cat” under the City Flag, but I do know that he is certainly the worst District Attorney. Bragg’s case against former President Trump has been denounced by every American political commentator with the possible exception of Bernie Sanders and
Beginning the conversation on Election 2024, I’d like to open with a question: What is THE most important factor that determines whether a nation will be successful and prosperous?… Is it geography? Natural resources? Demographics? Sociology? Alliances? No… All of these are important, but not the MOST important. The most important factor is, as analyst and commentator David Horowitz explains: