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Carrot and Stick

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Reinhard Heydrich, who was the Reichsprotektor of Bohemia and Moravia - formerly Czechoslovakia, until the Nazis decided it wasn’t anymore - was probably the smartest Nazi. He knew how to wheedle...

The Original Mafia (and How it Begat the New One)

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Maybe being forced to buy health insurance will open people’s eyes about being forced to buy car insurance - mandatory car insurance being the trail run or Beta test for forcing...

Sniffing a Scandal

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They only crucified Jesus once - and that was enough (so we are told) to atone for all mankind’s sins . . . in perpetuity. And mankind did (and does) sin. In...

Real Coke and Car Tariffs

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Real Coke - the most American of sodas - comes nowadays from Mexico. I mean of course the stuff made with sugar and put into glass bottles, the way Coke was...

“Shared Responsibility” Update

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I am now officially an Obamacare Outlaw - the deadline for sending in my “shared responsibility” penalty/tax whatever-it-is having come - and gone. Without my having sent them a burnished penny...

2019 Chevy Volt Takes “Only” 2.3 Hours To Charge up!

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My teeth and gums are particularly sore today. I read - and relate with sourness - that GM has achieved the miracle of reducing the charge-up time of the 2019 Chevy Volt...

Faceprinted

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A creepy footnote to the shooting in Maryland yesterday. Apparently, the identity of the shooter - who had no ID on him, refused to give his name and had "obscured" his...

Arrest Them All!

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Here's a video taken of a mass arrest in Leon Valley, Texas. The people - among them credentialed reporters, according to news accounts - had gathered at the request of the...

What The Government Really Thinks About Gas Mileage

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All this hubbub over how much gas cars burn and the government won't even synchronize traffic lights. How much gas does that waste? An interesting study was done by a Stanford University researcher...

Why We Can’t Drive Faster. . .

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Almost everything about cars has changed over the past 50 years - except for how fast we’re allowed to drive them. In 1970, you could legally drive 70-75 MPH on most highways...
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