Vassar Bushmills It was this way once and it may have to be again. This is Walter Huston, “Beast of the City”, a 1932 gangland film, one of the early talkies, pre-censorship, and probably a scene which never really occurred in the real cops vs gang wars of those days. But [Read More]
The Next Revolution with Steve Hilton on Sunday night during his “Swamp Watch” segment exposed the corruption and dirty dealings of former FBI directors and long-time bff’s James Comey and special prosecutor, Robert Mueller. Hilton went from Lockheed Martin to Booz Allen Hamilton to Bridgewater Associates. One of the most [Read More]
Message to those teaching in educational institutions across the United States: Any educator who places on display his or her lack of integrity and objectivity towards President Donald J. Trump in the classroom is failing at the task set before them which is to educate not indoctrinate. Anything less deems [Read More]
Vassar Bushmills I read enough to know that most people believe the Democrat Party acts like a criminal gang, but still won’t draw an image in their minds as to just how a criminal gang works. I’m going to give you some leads here, and then, no matter where you live, red-blue, urban-suburban-rural, I suggest [Read More]
Vassar Bushmills Anyone under 40 will not remember, and certainly find no modern relevance in Radar O’Reilly, played by Gary Burghoff in the M.A.S.H. TV series, 1972-1983. He was a 20-something corporal in an Army surgical hospital unit in the Korean War. It was a comedy. Everyone else in the [Read More]
Vassar Bushmills “Trade War” is a term the enemies of Donald Trump use to denigrate his proposals for restoring a balance to American trade policies. Only it’s not “trade war” but trade brinkmanship, which, as it was first used to define JFK’s strategy against the USSR in his years in the White House, were intended [Read More]
Vassar Bushmills So when they say “the FBI, or DOJ or CIA said this, or did that”, your first thought should be, “Which one?” Especially if it’s the media telling you these things. Also, never forget that is has been this way since at least JFK. In 1998 a man asked me to help [Read More]
Veterans’ Tales by Vassar Bushmills The return of the remains of 50 soldiers’ remains from North Korea put me in mind of my first encounter parades for military heroes. It was a parade in my town for a returning POW from Korea. His name was John Gallagher. And I was 9. I [Read More]
In the case of Gubarev Et Al v Buzzfeed Et Al., Miami Judge Ursula Ungaro issued a 16-page ruling (further down in post) last week ordering Fusion GPS to give a full deposition and to turn over communications it had with former MI-6 spy, Christopher Steele, pertaining to the salacious anti-Trump [Read More]
Vassar Bushmills I’m not here to talk about the facts inferred in the title, but our incessant impatience that it all hasn’t been laid bare for us so far. There are several reasons, some fact-based, matching hard evidence to hard law to hard rules of criminal procedure, this latter only [Read More]
The Daily Signal by Doug Badger It turns out sabotage might be overrated. A new study by the Center for American Progress argues Congress’s repeal of the individual mandate and a proposed Trump administration rule that would expand the sale and renewal of short-term policies will have a devastating effect on 2019 [Read More]
Vassar Bushmills I first saw “Diggstown” in a theater, which means I saw it in 1992 after returning from the recently-collapsed USSR. In Cincinnati. I immediately tagged it as classic, passed it onto my sons, more avid movie-goers who concurred. But I didn’t go to see James Wood. I had [Read More]
Vassar Bushmills (I have long been a follower of Bob Tyrell, (R Emmett Tyrell, Jr) founder and editor of American Spectator. His coach at Indiana U recruited my son to swim for IU (went to Miami U instead) but Doc Counsilman and I spent a wonderful evening talking about “that” [Read More]
Veterans’ Tales by Vassar Bushmills You already know the story of my first visit to Manos, the Russian spy-restaurant in Tokyo. It was 1972. It was run by two brothers from Pittsburgh, former OSS officers during WWII, and within shouting distance of the Soviet embassy, where, at the end of every visit, I’d [Read More]
Vassar Bushmills For several months we’ve looked at several pages of inanimate text messages and still photos of their makers, Peter Strzok and Lisa Page, both FBI upper-level officers. We know about as much about Peter Strzok’s affair with Lisa Page as Frank Burn’s wife knew about his with Maj [Read More]
An outstanding video by Glenn Beck on the illusion, revelations, pain and suffering under socialism in Venezuela. Definitely worth sharing with the useful idiots in one’s life. Published on Jul 11, 2018 by TheBlaze Venezuela has been the Utopian bastion held up by the Left for decades as the example of [Read More]
Desperate to ensure a blue wave this coming November and the impeachment of President Donald J. Trump, the face of the deep state, Deputy General, Rod Rosenstein on Friday resurrected its “the Russians did it” narrative. One day earlier, Democrats, correction Communists ran full-court defense of Peter Strzok during his testimony. It was [Read More]
After receiving an email soliciting donations from Senator Schmuck, correction Chuck Schumer, long-time ally, Dov Hikind and Democratic Assemblyman of the New York’s State legislature representing Brooklyn posted an open letter to his Facebook page lambasting Schumer also from Brooklyn. SIDEBAR On a personal note, I have followed Hikind for [Read More]
Vassar Bushmills We began this conversation a couple of weeks ago, when we pointed out that 90% of Americans have invested none of their own skin in this game that is called “Keeping America Alive.” Even my generation, the last to know the military draft, which was never natural to the American [Read More]
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