James Lileks’ obligatory essay.
I am not just today, but always thankful that I was born in this Republic, and for the opportunities that we will continue to have to preserve it. Speaking of which, Sidney Powell delivered the Kraken for Thanksgiving.
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Also in my home state of Michigan which is, apropo of nothing other than the Lion’s loss today, having a very bad football season.
Will regulators slow progress of Starship/Superheavy?
The crime that must not be mentioned.
Well, it’s understandably a touchy subject for Democrats.
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This is a pretty bold claim. I hope they’re right, but some have pointed out that if they don’t have the proof, they’ve opened themselves up to a defamation suit from Dominion. On the other other hand, this doesn’t look suspicious at all.
Meanwhile, nearly half the electorate thinks that the election was stolen from Trump, including a third of Democrats. And is election fraud possible in America? Sadly, yes, because as he notes, there are no political incentives to eliminate the possibility.
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Are Trump’s lawyers big enough to back up their claims?
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Well, this doesn’t seem good. Has Powell gone off the deep end?
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A call to action. General Kwast and Dr. Sercer were my co-panelists in Omaha last month.
I’m concerned about using the Law of the Sea Treaty as a precedent, given that the Moon Agreement was modeled on it.
How does Wolf think he’s going to enforce this?
No, “we won’t be enforcing Cuomo’s Thanksgiving restrictions.”
Nice to see them standing up to tyranny.
…on space development.
Do they violate international law?
TL;DR: No.
I’ve been attending the virtual Space Settlement Summit for the past couple days, but I just noticed that Gabriel Swiney happened to put up a relevant Twitter thread on the topic of space governance.
I suspect that the Supreme Court will uphold this ruling. The question is, how many votes are we talking about?