Woke DEI + Green Nihilism = Dresden in California-Victor Davis Hanson 

"Add it all up, and the woke socialist state has been eagerly deindustrializing, decivilizing, and retribalizing its way into what is now a veritable peacetime Dresden on the Pacific."

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Escaping from LA and the rest of California 

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Conspiracies Too Awful to Imagine?-Victor Davis Hanson 

"They have established precedents, if ever again followed, will destroy the republic as we have known it."

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  California Announces Mass Deportation Of U.S. Citizens

Babylon Bee Reports—SACRAMENTO, CA — In an effort to crack down on the invasive influence of American culture, the state of California announced that come January, it will commence mass deportation of U.S.




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Merry Christmas, crazy miserable commies




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Canada: Trudeau’s Stumbling Government Appears on Verge of Collapse 



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Are the Years of Madness Ending?-Victor Davis Hanson 



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Tracking Putin’s Most Feared Secret Agency 



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Falling Out of Love with Obama: What changed? 



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Why did the South Korean president declare martial law? 



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 The Paradox of Administrative Growth in Declining Sectors


When it comes to the curious phenomenon of administrative growth amid the ruins of shrinking sectors, It is a tale as old as bureaucratic time: shrinking relevance matched not by austerity but by a fevered proliferation of committees, compliance officers, and PowerPoint presentations.

Northcote Parkinson, an astute observer of the bureaucratic condition, famously remarked that "work expands to fill the time available for its completion." In a declining sector, the administrators do not retreat, pruning their numbers to match reduced demand. Instead, they conjure new initiatives, oversight panels, and layers of protocol to justify their continued relevance.

As the productive engine sputters, administrators reallocate dwindling resources into tasks that, while busy-sounding, are functionally inert: compliance tracking, endless restructuring, or auditing the auditors.

The real work—the building of things or the teaching of students, is overloaded by a disproportionate cost of the administrative middle managers monitoring it all.

As operational budgets dry up, resources are redirected to fortify the administrative body itself. These entities will lobby for their importance, rebrand their missions, or create entirely new mandates to justify their continued existence. Bureaucratic structures are as permanent as ancient ruins, but far less picturesque.

As a sector declines, administrators often claim a disproportionate share of remaining resources, often dressed in the language of oversight or strategic necessity. The result is an absurd ratio of administrators to actual producers

This is an inefficiency spiral, a kind of slow-motion collapse of a sector’s core mission. An empire-building instinct baked into the DNA of administrative entities. And it ends, not with a bang but with an overstaffed compliance review.

-The Political Viking

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Universities Have a 2025 Rendezvous With Reality 



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The Immorality of Illegal Immigration-Victor Davis Hanson 



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How Putin’s ‘Oreshnik’ hypersonic missile dodged Ukraine’s defences with cluster-bomb warheads – and could go NUCLEAR

 

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The Trump Counterrevolution Is a Return to Sanity-Victor Davis Hanson 



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Trump Border Czar Warns Liberal Boston Mayor, Others: ‘It’s a Felony to Harbor Illegal Aliens’ 

“They need to educate themselves,” Homan said of these recalcitrant officials. “They need to review this: Title 8 U.S.C. § 1324 — read about that and don’t cross that line. Because it is a felony to harbor or conceal an illegal alien from ICE. Read the statute. Don’t cross that line.”



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Biden gives Zelensky the green light to fire long-range American missiles into Russia for the first time - raising chance UK will follow suit with all eyes on Putin's response 




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Restoring Deterrence Will Prevent Endless Wars-

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How the Harris campaign blew $1 billion in 107 days 

That's $9,345,794.39 a day in case you are wondering-Ed


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The real ‘threat to the republic’ is its debt 




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The Battle of Fallujah twenty years on 



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How Donald Trump won back Washington-He has achieved the most remarkable political comeback in American history 



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MSNBC star Rachel Maddow mocked for hysterical monologue after Trump win 




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Not Every Fairy Tale Has a Happy Ending.-Ed.
 

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Georgetown U. provides ‘self-care suites’ for coddled students stressed about Election Day — complete with milk and cookies and coloring books 



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From ‘Clingers’ to ‘Garbage’—Why the 16 years of Vilification?-Victor Davis Hanson 



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Taiwan Mobilizes 400,000 to Bolster Civil Defense 

Meanwhile, in the rest of the world.



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What is the left planning if Trump wins? 



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Biden stands in line to vote behind man in profane pro-Trump hat 



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Swing-state county reports thousands of suspected fraudulent voter registration forms 



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The left Ultimately resorts to wild accusations and smears against Donald Trump 



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Joining NATO is a Ukrainian fantasy 



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A Media Beyond Caricature - Victor Davis Hanson 



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Election 2024: Those Who Lecture Versus Those Tired of Being Lectured - Victor Davis Hanson 



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That Fox News Interview May Have Done To Kamala What The Debate Did To Biden 



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The Mid-October Democratic Presidential Campaign Panic Attack 



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One Year After Oct. 7, American Voters Face Stark Foreign Policy Choice

"The basic Obama-Biden-Harris foreign policy doctrine is simple: Reward America's enemies and punish America's friends."



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CNN's Enten: "Historically Unprecedented" For Incumbent Party To Win When Only 28% Think Country Is On "Right Track" 



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Kamala Harris’s *60 Minutes* interview was a spectacle in the art of saying a great deal while revealing almost nothing. Her answers on immigration, the economy, and the broader state of affairs were like a politician’s greatest hits, meticulously rehearsed and delivered with a smile. If you were looking for a flash of genuine insight or a daring opinion, you’d be as disappointed as someone expecting sincerity at a campaign fundraiser. The vice president’s responses were as slippery as a greased politician at election time, gliding past difficult questions with the kind of practiced style that makes you wonder if she even remembers how to speak candidly. When pressed on thornier issues, she offers a statement that amounted to little more than a memorized evasion. It’s the kind of performance that makes you question whether any of these interviews are meant to enlighten the public or just to reassure her base that she’s sticking to the script. There’s a certain cynical brilliance to it—why bother with truth when you can deliver a soundbite?

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How To Blow Up the Middle East War in Five Easy Steps-Victor Davis Hanson 



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Israel's defence system halts barrage of missiles as Iran's attack falls flat: IDF vows revenge as world leaders fear prospect of all out war in the Middle East 



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Our Ukrainian War Narrative—Paradoxes, Obsessions, and Disconnects - Victor Davis Hanson 



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The United Nations is pointless, toothless and morally corrupt By Douglas Murray 



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Reflections on the New Encampment Culture 

"Or, how college protests became a sleepover in the quad while culturally appropriating another societies headgear"



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Marines to get new drone-killing microwave weapon designed for expeditionary ops 



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Our So-called ‘Experts’ and their Silly Group-speak -Victor Davis Hanson 



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New York’s latest test scores show why families are fleeing the public schools 

"New York leads the nation in education spending but ranks near the bottom when it comes to student achievement."



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