The Court of Public Opinion Has Ruled

My friend, attorney Robert Barnes, tells us that we ordinary, tax-paying American Citizens can have an outsize influence on current affairs, when we communicate our preferences, get together online and in the real world, and let the forces of evil in our country know that WE are the basis of society, not they.  We, the …

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This is the worst kind of journalistic malpractice

A couple of days ago, the House Oversight Committee, in a press conference, revealed that they had documents which show, beyond a shadow of a doubt, the illegal activities of the Biden Pay-to-Play Crime Family.  Through multiple layers of shell companies, the entire Biden family has taken millions of dollars from a variety of foreign …

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Did you know that the United States homeland is about to be invaded?

Yes, Invaded.  A veritable army of Illegal Aliens is even now massing along our Southern Border, ready to flood across the bridges, and across the Rio Grande River, the minute Title 42 restrictions expire this Thursday.  Enacted during the Covid "emergency" by the Trump administration, and maintained until now, they allow illegal border-crossers to be …

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Jay Inslee’s Washington State. The results of a Twelve-Year Reign.

And I use the word Reign on purpose.  Below are links to stories in the local news today, to illustrate the effects of one-party rule in Washington State. Two Men Killed in Cal Anderson Park shooting identified. Growing Illegal Encampment spotted along I-5 Near U District. Encampment takes over site of former Beacon Hill Burger …

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Welcome to Jay Inslee’s Seattle, with thanks to Jonathan Choe, Journalist

A while ago, Jonathan Choe was let go from KOMO News because of his honest reporting on what has been happening in downtown Seattle, especially since the onerous Covid restrictions were initiated in 2020.  He has been doing excellent work since then, posting on his Twitter account.  The post below should be read in its …

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Erasing Hate with Cosmetics?

At my local store over the weekend, I noticed a new product on the shelf.  I was somewhat taken aback as I looked at this new range of cosmetics, obviously aimed at the (ever-growing, ever-louder) homosexual and "transgender" market.  The brand is "Prideful", and seems to be going after the tiny segment of people who …

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Just a taste of what our Washington State Legislature has in store for us this year

In November, the people of Western Washington returned even more DemocRats to our state legislature.  Since the majority of the population of Washington lives West of the Cascades, and the majority of them in Seattle, the far-Leftists of Seattle essentially run the State.  That doesn't make the residents of Eastern Washington very happy, but there's …

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A Case of Covid Madness

The world seems to be actually getting back to normal, after the three years of government and Health Nazi overreach.  Jibby-jab mandates have been lifted most places, including the most-Nazified King County and Seattle.  There are, however, a number of pockets of madness remaining.  One is the self-proclaimed Dictator of our previously-pleasant state of Washington. …

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Remembering Covid: A letter to the editors of the Wall Street Journal

A couple of weeks ago, there was an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal, where the author wrote about the 1918 Spanish Flu pandemic, and how most of the world forgot it when the pandemic petered out and life returned to normal.  I begged to differ at the time, but thought little of it afterwords. …

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Lens-Artists Photo Challenge #234: Messages

In Japan, the word Kanban means "sign", and those companies who use the Toyota Production System of just-in-time inventory control see and use a lot of Kanbans.  I just started a new job at a Japanese-owned company, and I saw a sign in the Ladies restroom which I had not ever seen before.  It took …

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