Category Archives: Political Commentary

Business, Media Criticism, Political Commentary, Popular Culture, Social Commentary

Ricky Gervais

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I don’t watch awards ceremonies, but apparently he handed woke Hollywood its ass last night.

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More from Steve Kruiser, with video.

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Boo, hoo. Lorraine Ali is all butthurt.

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More from Kyle Smith. And Emily Jashinski.

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Hollywood proved Gervais’s point.

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Related, I think: What happened to Howard Stern? If you want to skip the long history, jump to the end, which relates his recent interview with Hillary.

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To hell with these gilded charlatans.

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The “liberal” reviews are in for Gervais’s performance, and their tears are delicious.

Media Criticism, Political Commentary, War Commentary

The Suleimani Strike

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Thoughts and links from Instapundit.

We’ve been letting Iran get away with far too much for four decades. And the George W. Bush administration was feckless in that regard as well. I had thought one of the primary purposes of removing Saddam was to pressure Iran, but if that was part of the plan they botched it almost completely.

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A Twitter thread from John Hayward on the pusillanimity of the media, the Obama administration, and the UN.

General Science, Health, Media Criticism, Political Commentary, Science And Society, Technology and Society

Another Anti-Science Cabal

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Now it’s Alzheimer’s. It is infuriating, and tragic. In nutrition, in climate, and in medicine in general, the peer-review system is so broken, it would be better to just get rid of it entirely.

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How Tom Steyer and Michael Bloomberg corrupted climate science.

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Tuberculosis vaccine found to be effective against Alzheimer’s. It seems, to the degree that it’s effective at all, to be more prophylactic than a cure.