DC’s One-Sided, In-the-Tank ‘Think Tank’ Discussions
A joke amongst those who understand the joke that is Washington, DC is: “We sincerely hope you enjoy the dynamic choices and […]
Tag: Communism
The Net Has WAY Outgrown Net Neutrality
A lot of Big Government overreach – is trying to cram giant sectors of the private marketplace into tiny government regulatory boxes. […]
Left’s Information Dominance. And a DC Question No One Asks – But Everyone Should
We are these days inundated with idiocy. Often accidentally – because most of the inundate-ers are idiots. But just as often – […]
CA GOP’s China Sell-Out: McCarthy Must Clean Up His and DC’s IP Theft Messes
After needing a confidence-inspiring fifteen votes to become House Speaker, California Republican Representative Kevin McCarthy is now tasked with staffing the very […]
Dem Impersonation: Fifteen Speaker Votes? DC: Where Bad Ideas Never, Ever Die
In the late Republican politician Bob Dole’s failed 1996 presidential campaign, the candidate had at least one moment of lucidity. Running against […]
Inventing and Innovating Aren’t So Easy, Eh Apple?
Behold a hilarious example of Big Business’ greed and hubris – not translating into actual inventing talent. Today’s trillionaire oligarch business example […]
Big Tech’s Fake ‘Green Energy’ PR Push – To Paper Over Their Obnoxiousness
Let us begin this exercise with: Carbon Dioxide (CO2) is NOT a pollutant. The modern Zeitgeist’s stupidity notwithstanding. Don’t believe me? Ask […]
Licensed Spectrum: The Little Known, Crucial China Competition Story
China’s Communist government is exceedingly unpleasant. Unfortunately – from nearly all evidence and indicators – the 21st Century is destined to belong […]
Ukraine: Musk’s Starlink Internet Proves How Idiotic US’s ‘Connect the Unconnected’ Efforts Are
The US federal government has spent more than a decade – and about a trillion dollars – allegedly to “connect the unconnected” […]
Radical Sohn: Last Election Not a Green Light for Even More Hardcore Leftism
As we warned, this year’s federal elections were not the tidal “red wave” about which many words were spoken and much (digital) […]