This was no ordinary homecoming.  This was a do-or-die attempt to lay the ghost of years of rejection from the horse-rearing elite and the literati who sat in those privileged boxes overlooking the track and those unprivileged craven hordes who grovelled around the centre-field where he had suffered as a boy. The clubhouse as …

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Reprinted from 5/5/2012 The name simply means “The Fifth of May” and it’s an oddly U.S. American holiday. Except in the State of Puebla they don’t much celebrate the victory over the French at the Battle of Puebla in Mexico which makes it much more like Patriot’s Day that we here in New England get …

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Rudy, Rudy, Rudy Court Mandates Persecution! Confessions Golfing Umm… actually, Boy Scouts is exactly like this. That’s why I wanted to be a Girl Scout.

The New York Times and the rest of the D.C. media practice a strange kind of feminism An upgaded sincerity algorithm Bad Acid Flashbacks

As I pointed out almost a month ago the NFL and it’s Owners are a collection of pimps trafficking their Cheerleaders as Sex Workers. Not that there’s anything wrong with Sex Work if that’s what you choose to do. Redskins Cheerleaders Describe a Trip to Costa Rica That Crossed a Line By JULIET MACUR, The …

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While originally presented as a product of the Special Counsel’s Office by The New York Times there’s pretty general agreement now that the 49 (or 48, reports still vary) questions are instead the notes of Jay Sekulow and other members of Trump’s legal team following a meeting with Robert Mueller in March. This is kind …

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The Internationale Arise ye workers from your slumbers Arise ye prisoners of want For reason in revolt now thunders And at last ends the age of cant. Away with all your superstitions Servile masses arise, arise We’ll change henceforth the old tradition And spurn the dust to win the prize. So comrades, come rally And …

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(O)bserved on May 1 in the United States. It is a day set aside for the reaffirmation of loyalty to the United States and for the recognition of the heritage of American freedom. The holiday was first observed in 1921, during the First Red Scare. It was originally called “Americanization Day,” and it was intended …

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Each letter speaks to a specific sexual orientation or identification. Lesbian. Gay. Bisexual. Transgender. “Q” means “Queer”. Now I myself am “Queer” in the sense of being unusual or eccentric but I have no exotic fantasies of erotic activity beyond that required to satisfy the desires of my partner. “Are you through yet?” I mean, …

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In the War Against Rebellion And Slavery there were at least 360,000 Union dead. Those who died in defense of Rebellion And Slavery go unremarked by me, as they justly should for their treason. Knowing the cost, should we have not had this war? Should we have been content that people be enslaved, beaten, and …

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