Category Archives: Jurisprudence

Colorado’s Progressive Lawfare

Posted on March 5, 2024 by Holmes Oliver

A good day for a political comment on things political. It’s Super Tuesday and it’s the day after the day before Super Tuesday. That is, the day after the Supreme Court of the United States published an emergency 9-0 ruling … Continue reading →

Posted in Culture, Jurisprudence, Lawfare, The 2024 Elections, The War for America | 2 Comments

Worrisome news

Posted on February 11, 2023 by Holmes Oliver

If you have not become aware of Seymour Hersh’s expose in which he accuses the United States government of blowing up the Nord Stream pipeline, you’ll want to check that out. If true, not good, and we need to find … Continue reading →

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Regarding the Colombians’ rejection of the FARC – Santos accords

Posted on October 8, 2016 by Carlos Arenas

About the Colombian voters rejecting peace.  I notice the New York times published at least one article decrying the failure of democracy over this, and it seems that almost all of the news commentary is dismayed at the result.  And … Continue reading →

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