John Barleycorn

Too Many Lawyers – LewRockwell
— Read on www.lewrockwell.com/2019/03/bionic-mosquito/too-many-lawyers/

Too many law schools churning them out

When Bubbles Burst – LewRockwell
— Read on www.lewrockwell.com/2019/03/thomas-luongo/when-bubbles-burst-tesla-the-everything-cycle-and-the-end-of-global-warming/

As they always do.

Breaking: Tommy Robinson’s Home Surrounded By ANTIFA
— Read on www.infowars.com/breaking-tommy-robinsons-home-surrounded-by-antifa/

Sending out the leftists goon squads

Good Lordy, What a Banner Year 2018 was for China, Other Countries, and Corporate America | Wolf Street
— Read on wolfstreet.com/2019/03/06/good-lordy-what-a-banner-year-2018-was-for-china-other-countries-and-corporate-america/

Democrats’ “Hate Trump” Phase 2 plan — the impeachment obstruction of the MAGA agenda — is now underway.
— Read on patriotpost.us/alexander/61603-the-house-impeachment-subterfuge-to-obstruct-maga

Everyone called to testify should plead the fifth to avoid perjury traps.

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## THE FOUNDATION “There is a rank due to the United States, among nations, which will be withheld, if not absolutely lost, by the reputation of weakness.” —George Washington (1793) https://patriotpost.us/fqd/61597-founders-quote-daily ## IN TODAY’S EDITION + [Amazingly enough, a couple of…
— Read on patriotpost.us/digests/61598-mid-day-digest

At the southern tip of Staffa, an uninhabited Scottish isle named by Vikings for its landscape, stands the iconic Fingal’s Cave. Its view from the outside looks astonishing, almost daring passersby to pull ashore to explore. Inside, the natural beauty of its almost perfectly hexagonal basalt columns is matched only by the history that surrounds it — or waits inside.

— Read on curiosity.com/topics/fingals-cave-is-so-perfectly-geometric-that-its-almost-unsettling-curiosity

How political correctness ate itself – UnHerd
— Read on unherd.com/2018/09/political-correctness-ate/

It was only a matter of time

Who do you become when you drink a little too much alcohol? Maybe you’re the party animal, dancing on tables and singing at the top of your lungs. Maybe you’re the drama queen, getting teary-eyed and overly emotional over a text you sent your ex two months ago. Or perhaps you’re the ray of sunshine, complimenting the outfits of everyone at the bar and insisting you’ll all hang out sometime. According to research, your drunk alter ego isn’t a separate identity at all. That’s the real you, pal.

— Read on curiosity.com/topics/your-drunk-self-may-actually-be-the-real-you-curiosity

I have always suspected this to be true.