Normally, I’d say don’t read the comments, but in this case, the comments are the only thing worth reading.
[Update a few minutes later]
Thoughts from Eric Berger.
Category Archives: Media Criticism
The Real China Threat
It is a clash of values, and ours may not win out.
The WaPo
No, it’s not possible to mock it enough.
“Mao Zedong, bold architect of Chinese society, reducing troubling population problems, dies at age 82.”
[Late-morning update]
[Early-afternoon update]
Washington Post to run all headlines by an in-house editor from ISIS.
Indoctrination
Teachers’ union teaches teachers how to make students woke.
Tulsi Gabbard
From my neighbor (really — he lives a few blocks away from me): Conservatives have taken to her (despite her leftism), because unlike most of the other Democrats, she doesn’t act like she hates our guts.
[Update a couple minutes later]
Don’t know how I missed titling the post, but it’s fixed.
An Argument Too Far
I don’t necessarily agree that the 737-MAX fiasco was a result of climate hysteria. Yes, the new design reduced emissions, but it did that by reducing fuel consumption, which is intrinsically a desirable goal for airlines. I’m sure that Boeing wanted to claim that it was lower emissions, for PR purposes, but fuel efficiency has always been a driver of new-aircraft design.
BTW, got home from DC yesterday morning. I had quite a week at IAC, but posting may return to the (subdued) normal this week.
The Brexit Knot
A primer on how we got here.
Universities
Oh, Canada
An analysis of the election mess, and corresponding bleak prospects.
The Mexican Military
A drug cartel just defeated it in battle.
The situation south of the border is more serious than Washington seems to act.