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Sunday Reads...

  • Greg McNeilly
  • 2 days ago
  • 4 min read

An irregular roundup of thought-provoking reads. Most made me go “hmm…”

 

QUOTE OF THE DAY:

[On children] “…then we should let them alone, to explore on their own. It’s stifling to have adults with you all the time when you are a child, to tell you everything and explain thing away for you.  There is no sense of discovery for a young, exploring spirit when adults are with you all the time to giver absolutely straight answers to everything.” - Harper Lee.


  • Easter: All four Gospel accounts of Christ’s Resurrection

  • Easter Miracle: Downed airman recovered from Iran. 

  • All the nations of the world (2.4 billion people) who celebrate Easter, pictured

  • The history of some Easter traditions

  • More! Chick-fil-A offers free ice cream to families who put away phones during a meal. 

  • Another k12 government school teacher charged with sexual misconduct with a student - in a system that systematically abuses 10-17% of its students annually.  And yet another. And still another - it’s almost weekly daily occurrence with these government union workers. 

  • Another study demonstrating the coronation between college and illiberal viewpoint cultivation. 

  • Reflections on the role of facts in restoring the West. 

  • Texas proves that abundance beats managed sagacity (California) in housing. 

  • PEW unpacks a bunch of data charts showing how America has changed in the past 50 years.

  • Some of the most popular graduate degrees (social work, etc.) have a negative ROI per studies

  • Good character is a sign of strength. 

  • Canada’s Alberta Provence is apparently scheduling a secession vote. 

  • A deep dive into how cult-like idealogical devotion drove “gender medicine” away from science at the peril of patients that need help. 

  • Marketing: A collection of old tech ads that were superb. 

  • A reflection on the “conservative podcast” scene. 

  • Visualizing the most popular Easter candy by state:

  • The Easter Bunny’s origin tale (or tail?). 

  • Younger men are drawn to the Truth and Beauty of Catholicism

  • Unpacking the incentives for American health systems to misdiagnosis “mental health” issues.

  • Research verifies that people who believe words can harm are truly disconnected form reality - including self-awareness.  

  • Wow.  In another example of a failed state, in California, the top 1% pay 40% of the state’s income 

  • A look at life inside the Artemis II module. 

  • Empire of fraud: Newsom California is a taxpayer abusing cartel. 

  • Transparency fail: Newsom won’t disclose to taxpayers what he is spending on Kamala Harris’ security. 

  • Chuck Schumer admits that the DHS shut-down is the Democrat’s doing. 

  • Ending Birthright Citizenship used to be the Democrat position

  • Score! Cuba releases political prisoners at the pressure of the U.S. 

  • Chronicling America’s efforts to stop Iran’s nuclear armament by draining talent. 

  • Essay: Gay but not queer. 

  • AI:

    • WSJ: The decades long feud shaping the future of AI, here

    • What Claude’s massive code leak reveals about its future plans. 

  • CHINA & RUSSIA, IRAN & TERROR:

    • A European leader outlines the Islamic invasion waging its takeover of America. 

      • Islam, the “faith” that still sanctions the active practice of slave trading

      • Iranian proxies in Gaza committed rape en masse per a UN report

      • When the Islamists was attacking a daycare in Michigan, the state’s two U.S. Senators were defunding Homeland Security. 

      • Islamists believe America belongs to Allah

      • Remembering the history of peace-loving religions. 

      • Iran ramps up its mass executions (again). 

      • Iran threatens more US companies

      • Meanwhile, Iran enlists children - it doesn’t marry - to do its fighting. 

      • Families of political protestors scheduled for slaughter by Islamic officials beg the US to finish the job in Iran. 

    • The Economist profiles that Ukrainian commander “bleeding” the Russian army dry.

    • A deep-dive into the Chinese imperial obsession with national unity.

    • Remembering Russia’s war crimes in Bucha

    • Putin takes Russia offline. 

    • Rahm Emanuel on how Democrats have lost their way. 

    • Actresses diary begs for forgiveness for the killing of her child. 

    • CCCP companies are cashing in on data to help kill U.S. soldiers. 

COURTS:

  • Should SCOTUS be on Social Media?  Same say yes

  • Justice Jackson made herself an online target of scoffing due to one of the most retarded analogies ever uttered in SCOTUS oral arguments. 

  • ECONOMY:

    • Oracle signaling massive layoffs. 

    • Positive signals from the government’s job’s report

  • POLS BEHAVING BADLY:

    Dems

    • A local Democrat election clerk charged with fraud. 

    • “Straight, white, male” is apparently the aim of Democrat apparatchiks.

    • Leading Michigan Democrat coddles Terrorist fans.  

    • Democrats tear down a mural honoring a murder victim because she was killed by an illegal alien. 

    • Another left-wing academic who is ok with anti-women Islamic abuses

    • NY Democrats taking kick-back bribes in connection with the homeless coddling complex allegedly

    • The Democrat congressman who likes to sleep with Chinese spies apparently has more explaining to do. 

    • Congressman unleashes foul-mouthed violent attack on Trump, then deletes it. 

    • Duckworth WANTS you to have to take your shoes off when traversing a TSA checkpoint. 

    • Progressive “entertainer” calls marriage legalized slavery

Reps

  • Is Tulsi Gabbard in the hot seat?

  • While widely misused, the term fascism means the public control of private firms (or attempt), and here we have an example

  • Everyday, a new worldview, is the way VPOTUS rolls

  • Hegseth’s General / Admiral body count is nearing that of Obama’s - without much explaining. 

  • TRAVEL:

  • Remembering when Billie Holiday was pursued by Federal Law Enforcement. 

  • WSJ visits the phenomena of parents holding back students for academic sport reasons. 

  • Investigating why critics pan the biggest band of the 2010s. 

  • Recalling a six-year old Bruno doing Elvis

  • Polling: The only thing more unpopular than Republicans, well, are Democrats

  • Peanut Butter & Jelly - its origin story, here

  • Habits of super-readers - those reading 100s of books each year - reviewed

  • Research suggests that people harmed by “words” have poorer mental health. 

  • The strangest things astronauts have left on the moon. 


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