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.
Now it’s the war on Thanksgiving.
These people are nuts. And they’re the same people who, if they could, would confine us to this planet.
I linked to this essay when it was first published early this year, but it’s worth revisiting it in light of the Thanksgiving holiday.
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…from Lori Garver (for whom it is first hand) and Michael Sheetz. Here‘s a sample chapter.
On the anniversary after 911, I asked if it was over. David Bernstein has some thoughts on the fact that many historians refuse to accept or, at least, admit the fact that Kennedy was murdered by a leftist. But most people today weren’t even alive when it happened.
…was much more consequential to American history than the 1619 Project.
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.
…on space development.
A long but interesting essay on the intrinsic anti-Semitism of the Woke.
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.