Author Archives: Designated2

A little more consistency from the war-hawks please, along with an actual strategy that doesn’t turn the situation into a nuclear holocaust. Putin is a lying dog-faced pony soldier, that is clear, but it is also clear that any number of despots … Continue reading →

An ‘inspiring’ ad produced by the US Army has young men rushing to the recruiting station, eager to sign up! (You believe that? Watch the video. Any comment?).    dlh 00

Biden says of Putin: ‘For God’s sake, this man cannot remain in power’ American People: ‘For God’s, this man, Biden, cannot remain in power…’ For God’s sake, NPR, CBS, NBC, MSNBC, CNN, Etc, Etc, viewers and readers…tune in or read … Continue reading →

Call her The Wise Latina ©, sorry that has been taken.  How about “The Brilliant Negress”©?  Why not, as both play their ethnic status to the hilt? Of course neither of the adjectives used in their respective sobriquets properly apply … Continue reading →

Surely your typical Democrat voter won’t interpret this statement as ‘whispering Joey’ obviously intended them to. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10661345/Biden-whispers-not-right-billionaires-dont-pay-taxes-blames-Trump-fiscal-mess.html : “He then empathized with everyday people who have been hit hard by the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and out-of-control inflation, … Continue reading →

At a Trump rally Thursday, this time in Georgia, particularly memorable for its continuation of very large crowds and Trump’s pungent remarks from which here are two via Fox News : “The left has become so extreme that we now … Continue reading →

President Donald Trump (yes I still think he ought to be president or at least, as opposed to Charles Grassley and Mo Brooks, should have had a meaningful chance to establish the legitimacy of the claim) has famously taken back … Continue reading →

Mellissa McKenzie is one of the best conservative writers we have experienced. She has written another profoundly insightful commentary at American Spectator, a publication that has not lost its way as has National Review. In this article she points out … Continue reading →

Along with other links we have posted (some by the same authors) here are two more recent commentaries we have found instructive and or making points we share. Because the authors are very well informed on foreign policy and history … Continue reading →