Author Archives: Pascal

Even in the recent past these are words that almost never had to be said. That was because so many mostly lived like that that it rarely needed to be said. Sad to say, those days are long past due … Continue reading →

Colonel Cathcart made two lists: feathers in his cap and black eyes. Later on he’d find out that what he thought were the former eventually became the latter. Thus, in 1961, Joseph Heller (Catch 22) described the wizards of Climate … Continue reading →

Some background first. Wretchard introduced an Elon Musk tweet to this video with the comment: Some ideologies see ‘no people’ as the most humanitarian outcome. Naturally such a line caught my attention. This was how Musk introduced the video: Pretty … Continue reading →

Yesterday I read the news report that a federal judge overturned Biden’s mandate on Federal Employees. He based his ruling on the argument SCOTUS used to overturn his illegal measure for private businesses. That news sparked the tangential question shown … Continue reading →

What Felix Rex implies is that the forced vax campaigns provided billionaires’ scientists billions of non-consenting human guinea pigs upon which to test potential life-extending technology. They must’ve anticipated that fear alone wouldn’t turn all of humanity into Howard Hughes … Continue reading →

Being at a loss for a clear plan to overcome what this personal history below portends, short of prayer, the least I can do is pass it along without further comment. Déjà Vu All Over Again

For those who find it difficult to recall many of the smaller points of the Sun Tsu’s Art of War, this may serve as a humorous, reverse way to remember them.