The New Tokenism

The New Tokenism

by | Sep 20, 2021 | Culture, Opinion

Hollywood is making another attempt at making a film version of the science fiction classic Dune. We already have David Lynch’s 1984 version by David Lynch, which I didn’t care for, and a SyFy channel miniseries from 2000, which I enjoyed rather more. The...
People Differ

People Differ

by | Sep 18, 2021 | Culture

There’s a litmus test applied by social justice types in their endless hunt for discrimination and oppression. It’s a simple one: they look at a profession, or an industry, or an economic stratum, or a town/neighborhood, or some other parseable segment of...
The Great American Crack Up

The Great American Crack Up

by | Aug 24, 2021 | Opinion, Politics

If we’ve learned one thing from the first seven months of Joe Biden’s presidency, it’s that there seems to be no “bottom” to incompetence in American politics. Eight years of Obama-induced malaise and divisiveness ushered in the...
Rancid Lemonade

Rancid Lemonade

by | Aug 11, 2021 | Opinion, Politics

Emperor Andrew I, the Petulant, who was actually showing signs of surviving his Triple-Lindy of scandals, resigned yesterday. The knockout punch was the release of New York State Attorney General Letitia James’ 168 page report that provided credible evidence...
The Power Of A Billion

The Power Of A Billion

by | Jul 31, 2021 | Economics, Opinion, Politics

Trump was right. Yes, that’s a cheap ploy to capture your attention, no matter if you love the guy, hate his guts, are sick and tired of all things Trump, or fall somewhere in between the poles of that triangular spectrum. What was he right about?...