Search all posts
-
Most Recent Posts
Sites of Interest
Category Archives: Law, suits and order
On reparations
I’m still stewing over how Britain dealt with its anti-slavery act, and reparations: they paid reparations to its slaveowners. Not to the nearly 1 million people the act freed. No, to the mostly wealthy people — aristocrats and church people … Continue reading
Posted in Law, suits and order, Racism, The Facts of Life
Tagged American HIstory Project, American slavery, American slaves, Confederacy, CUNY, Grant, Larry Elder, Reconstruction, reparations, Ron Chernow, Sea Islands, Special Field Order No 15, Thaddeus Stevens, UK reparations, William Tecumsah Sherman
Comments Off on On reparations
Two current TV commercials that are bugging me a lot
Both are posing as “public service” announcements. Neither is, not truly. And neither clearly identifies the promoter/producer of the ad but it’s my guess PACs stoked with dark money are paying for them. One commercial starts with a man who … Continue reading
Posted in Joe Biden and his people, Law, suits and order, Propaganda, The Facts of Life, The filthy rich, TV commercials
Tagged American manufacturing, antitrust actions, Big Pharma, Big Tech, drug price negotiations, EpiPens, FDA, insulin, Joe Manchin, Medicare, Mylan, Partnership for Chronic Disease, propaganda, Yap
Comments Off on Two current TV commercials that are bugging me a lot
How does Kyle Rittenhouse differ from Adam Lanza?
He’s a few years younger and, instead of killing his mother who encouraged him to be a gun nut, he got her to drive him and his gun to Kenosha. Where he did not kill children and teachers. Nor did … Continue reading
Posted in Guns in the U.S. of A., Law, suits and order, The Facts of Life
Tagged Adam Lanza, Kyle Rittenhouse, Newtown Connecticut, Sandy Hook
Comments Off on How does Kyle Rittenhouse differ from Adam Lanza?