Wednesday, February 16, 2022

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Chicago Boyz

  • The New Eurasian Century (???)

    A post by Joel Kotkin, at Quillette, projects a future in which Europe and Asia eclipse the US. And a response by Stuart Schneiderman: The Coming Eurasian Century. Read and discuss.

    19 hours ago

  • This War Comes Already Pre-Nuked

    So, the Biden (Mis) Administration, or whoever and whatever powers have the strings firmly attached to the puppet in the Oval Office seems determined to pick a fight and a war with Russia over the Ukraine. A fight in which most Americans might...

    2 days ago

  • The Proper Frame for the Narrative

    I am watching matters develop with regards to the trucker strike, with appreciative interest, seeing that is really another variant of a grass-roots spontaneous civic spontaneity, much like the Tea Party was, some years ago. The Canadian...

    4 days ago

Centinel2012

  • NYC falls into Pandemonium

    Armstrong Economics Blog/Gov’t Incompetence Re-Posted Feb 15, 2022 by Martin Armstrong New York City is no longer a place to admire. A friend went to see a play and was constantly harassed to pull their mask up after every drink. … Continue...

    19 hours ago

  • Bancel Prompts Moderna Scare

    Armstrong Economics Blog/Traders Re-Posted Feb 15, 2022 by Martin Armstrong The rumor mill is churning out stories after Moderna CEO Stephen Bancel deleted his Twitter account and sold off stock. Some believe this indicates that people...

    19 hours ago

  • Hochul Sneaks in Authority to Arrest People For Health Reasons

    Armstrong Economics Blog/Tyranny Re-Posted Feb 15, 2022 by Martin Armstrong COMMENT:  Dear Martin,I am writing to bring your attention to this action by New York State Governor Kathy Hochul. This has been slow coming to public awareness...

    20 hours ago

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Atlas Obscura - Latest Articles and Places

  • Welcome to the Bread Lab

    It has all the trappings of a commercial kitchen: stainless steel work tables, rolling racks of stacked trays, clear containers full of grains and flour. But the apron-clad people busily weighing ingredients and shaping loaves aren’t...

    13 hours ago

  • National Building Arts Center in Sauget, Illinois

    Fields of ironwork, piles of brick, and rows of stone slabs and ornaments, along with a research library stacked with books, patents, blueprints, and sketches make up the collection of the National Building Arts Center (NBAC), the largest...

    15 hours ago

  • Center of the Universe in Albuquerque, New Mexico

    On the campus of the University of New Mexico stands a large concrete structure. Tunnels extend outward in each cardinal direction, and one opens up to the sky. Underneath this skylight, an aged plaque reads “The Center of the Universe.”...

    15 hours ago

Accidental Deliberations

  • Tuesday Night Cat Blogging

    Helpful cats.

    11 hours ago

  • Tuesday Morning Links

    This and that for your Tuesday reading.- Abdullah Shihipar discusses why one-way masking is far from an adequate solution to the public health problems posed by even the current variants of COVID-19, while Monica Torres points out how far...

    20 hours ago

  • Monday Afternoon Links

    Miscellaneous material to start your week.- Doug Cuthand writes that falsely pretending we're "back to normal" in the midst of a pandemic does nothing but put people at needless risk. CBC Radio talks to experts about what we should be doing...

    2 days ago
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