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#BidenBadLuck in New Mexico

Posted: January 23, 2021 by datechguy in Uncategorized

To the best of my knowledge New Mexico is not a state where fraud of any level that might have anything to do with the results of the last election meaning that the people on New Mexico of their own free will choose Joe Biden to be the 46th President of the United State:

And lo and behold what is their reward?

President Joe Biden’s 60-day moratorium on new oil and natural gas leases and drilling permits is prompting widespread concerns in New Mexico, where spending on education and other public programs hinges on the industry’s success.

Top Republicans in the state as well as local leaders in communities that border the Permian Basin — one of the most productive regions in the U.S. — say any moves to make permanent the suspension would be economically devastating for the state. Half of New Mexico’s production happens on federal land and amounts to hundreds of millions of dollars in royalties each year.

But have no fear New Mexico, those jobs unlike the ones that are disappearing from the Keystone Pipeline business aren’t going away, they’re likely just moving slightly to the east.

Steve Pearce, chairman of the state Republican Party, said drilling was beginning to pick up in New Mexico’s share of the Permian Basin because of rising oil prices. But he said he’s concerned that activity could evaporate.

“I think we’re going to see companies choosing not to invest in New Mexico and take their jobs and drilling to Texas just 3 miles away,” Pearce said. “They can just scoot across the border where they don’t have federal lands.”

I guess it’s just some more of that “Biden bad luck” for the people of New Mexico. Unexpectedly of course.

Glenn Reynolds has a different description for those New Mexico supporting Biden voters consisting of a single word that rhymes with a popular brand of Jelly.

Just finished an appearance on Fault Lines radio and Suddenly had the urge to do a livestream because, why the hell not?

We’ll talk President’s Trump ranking in history )to this point) and the theatre of the Absurd Swamp Creatures

You can watch here:

Hope you enjoy it

Day one of America’s “Bad Luck”

Posted: January 22, 2021 by datechguy in Uncategorized

Donald Trump hoped Joe Biden would be lucky. Well here’s some luck since day one:

Luck in Baghdad

Luck in Jobs:

Luck in enforcing the law

Luck for our troops:

I expect we will see a lot of “Bad Luck” over the next four years. The press will insist it is bad luck because of course no blame can be assigned to the Biden administration.

The bill for the cowardice of congress, the SCOTUS and the state legislatures during the steal of the election is coming due. Fortunately none of the payment for said cowardice will be paid by any of those elites who charged it.

Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction. We didn’t pass it to our children in the bloodstream. It must be fought for, protected, and handed on for them to do the same, or one day we will spend our sunset years telling our children and our children’s children what it was like in the United States where men were free

Ronald Reagan from the President’s Advisory 1776 Commission’s Final Report

Yesterday morning I had an appointment for a COVID test. I’d been in COVID quarantine since the evening of January 9th after 1st DaWife and then DaSon tested positive for the virus. I had tested negative when DaSon tested positive and was prepared to return to work yesterday but had started showing mild symptoms on the 16th. Because of MLK day the earliest I could get tested was yesterday at 10:30.

As I was heading home the thought struck me to drive to the monument in Fitchburg to our Minute Men who on April 19th of 1775 answered the Alarm from Lexington and Concord. On the raising of the alarm 42 men of the town assembled, muskets in hand to help their neighbors who were being challenged by their mother country, the strongest empire in the world still ascendant.

It was a little after 11 am when I got there. I stayed in the car, re-read the monument that I had seen since I was a kid, now moved about 50 yards back from its original position to a park that was built a few decades ago, reflected on those men, their courage and what must have been going though their minds that day and said a prayer for them wondering if the next four years would be the undoing of all they stood for.

I got my answer less that two hours later as one of the first acts of the New Administration was this:

Minutes after Biden took office, the Report of President Trump’s 1776 Commission (on which my colleague Peter Kirsanow served) was taken off the White House website.  I am told a Biden Executive Order has abolished the 1776 Commission already.

Take a look at the time stamp of this tweet

Consider. We have been told for days that an “insurrection” took place on the 6th and that the threat to the new administration was so great that barbed wire and 20,000 troops were necessary to secure it. A threat so bad that Nancy Pelosi requested machine gun emplacements to cover a supposedly free people yet given all these worried and the actual priority of the inauguration itself elimination of this report was so vital to the incoming administration that it was scrubbed before its first hour was complete.

As I said at the time when someone downplayed it

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I urge you to download and read the report and if at all possible read it to your children. Teach them what America was and in most places still is, if we do that now then perhaps I will be spared the horrible duty of so day explaining what it was like to be free to grandchildren who never experienced it.