- 1457 - Gutenberg Bible became the first printed book.
- 1622 - Indians attacked a group of colonist in the James River area of Virginia. 347 residents were killed.
- 1794 - The U.S. Congress banned U.S. vessels from supplying slaves to other countries.
- 1882 - The U.S. Congress outlawed polygamy.
- 1905 - Child miners in Britain received a maximum 8-hour workday.
- 1948 - "The Voice of Firestone" became the first commercial radio program to be carried simultaneously on both AM and FM radio stations.
- 1954 - The first shopping mall opened in Southfield, Michigan.
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Wednesday, March 22, 2023
History for March 22
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San Francisco's reparations plan will lead to this surprising outcome for Blacks like me | Fox News
Federal Judge Delivers Major Setback To Biden Admin In Pivotal Censorship Case | The Daily Caller
3 years ago American Thinker was the first to call out the fraud of Dr. Anthony Fauci and was viciously attacked by the WaPo, NYT other MSM outlets - American Thinker
"...At the time, the United States was in the first days of an unprecedented nationwide lockdown as a result of the pandemic...
Although Fauci, as director of the National Institutes of Health’s National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), had a four-decade-long history of questionable influence on the nation’s health care, the media in March 2020, both left and right, were largely swooning over him. Having reported on Dr. Fauci starting in 1985, however, I knew better.
...My AT blog had the provocative – but entirely justified – title “Anthony Fauci, the NIH's face of the coronavirus, is a Deep-State Hillary Clinton–loving stooge.”
- The gist of the article was substantive: Fauci, in my opinion and based on the record that I cited, had presided over the creation of an enormous, sclerotic medical bureaucracy in response to the first politically correct disease in history, the gay AIDS “pandemic,” in the 1980s.
- The AIDS-centric bureaucracy that he was largely responsible for grew to unprecedented proportions that eclipsed and crowded out research on more prevalent, but less trendy, diseases including diabetes, breast cancer, and heart disease.
- In the early 2000s, AIDS (which resulted in only 2.5% as many deaths as cancer between 1982 and 2020) was still inexplicably the dominant preoccupation of the U.S. medical establishment...

COVID-19 pandemic expected to end this year 'as a public health emergency,' says World Health Organization | Fox News
Much here, read all!-----Holding Anti-Fossil-Fuel Leaders Responsible For The Global Energy Crisis - Climate Change Dispatch
We are in a global energy crisis.
As people look for solutions to this crisis, it is crucial that the right people get implicated (leaders of the anti-fossil-fuel movement) and the right people get vindicated (advocates of energy freedom)....
...The Causes Of America’s Electricity Crisis
- America’s grid is in decline and about to get far worse due to policies that 1) reward unreliable electricity, 2) prematurely shut down coal plants, 3) criminalize nuclear, and 4) force electric vehicle use.
- The root cause of our grid’s reliability problems is simple: America is shutting down too many reliable power plants—plants that can be controlled to produce electricity when needed in the exact quantity needed. And it is attempting to replace them with unreliable solar and wind.
- Nationally, as demand has increased over the last 10 years, we have seen a decline in reliable capacity (gas, coal, oil, nuclear, hydro, and battery storage) by 5%. 10
- Will batteries make unreliable solar/wind reliable? No. Battery storage is expensive and can only provide a given “capacity” (e.g., 1 GW) for a few hours, and only if fully charged. Planned batteries are nowhere near enough to compensate for solar and wind’s unreliability. 11
- Grid-destroying policy: coercing electric vehicle useAt a time when reliable electricity is scarce and about to become far scarcer, the Federal government and certain state governments are trying to force us to use electric vehicles—which would lead to major increases in electricity use at certain times of the day...
Lunch video-----Dangerous Dreams: What Climate Ideologues Get Wrong on Agriculture and Energy
Mom sues military, police who treated her as a 'terrorist' after she complained about sexually explicit elementary school posters - TheBlaze
‘The Great Covid-19 Lie Machine’: Matt Taibbi’s latest Twitter Files dump delves into pandemic censorship
- reports of vaccinated individuals contracting COVID despite being vaccinated, natural immunity,
- suggesting COVID was “leaked from a lab,” and
- “worrisome jokes”
...Twitter was one of seven social media platforms that partnered with the project over what they labeled as misinformation during the pandemic.
Taibbi called the Virality Project’s collaboration with Twitter an “Orwellian proof-of-concept” of government, academics, and corporations working together to “control political messaging.”
...The Virality Project evidently wanted to worm its way into every social media platform out there including Gab, Parler, Telegram, and Gettr with an end game of “near-total surveillance of the social media landscape.”
- There is much, much more to the thread that can be found here...
Part 2--Clarice Feldman--You Can Bank on it: A Cheat Sheet on the SVB Collapse - American Thinker
"...But that’s not all there is to the story.
- Woke Lending and the Biden Role in It
Strassel continues:
Strassel amplifies this in a Wall Street Journal editorial, noting that the $1.2 trillion “infrastructure bill” was “a starting gun for a clean-energy frenzy.”“We serve those creating positive environmental change,” SVB’s website brags, noting that the bank worked with some 1,550 companies in the “climate technology and sustainability sector.”
Most of these companies weren’t filling some vital market need. Rather, as the Journal reported, SVB was beloved for its willingness to offer “banking services to startups that often weren’t profitable, in some cases didn’t have a product, and would otherwise have a hard time getting a line of credit or a loan from a larger bank.” One tech entrepreneur provided a more scathing description of SVB’s products: “They’re basically subprime business loans. You’re talking about companies that have no credit profile, they’re burning cash and are unlikely to raise the same type of capital because of interest rates. It was basically social credit.”
What inspires a bank to disregard risk and shower money on products or services that nobody is clamoring to buy?...
The act manipulated the market to fund green energy projects rather like Obama’s stimulus bill gave us Solyndra, which after receiving huge federal loan guarantees, collapsed, causing substantial losses...
Everything is "proof" they're geniuses!-----The Daily Chart: California Rain | Power Line
"Naturally the Washington Post knows with certainty what the current heavy rain spell in California means:
California’s weather is what climate change looks likeSo once again we see the unfalsifiability of climate “science”:
. . .[T]he whipsaw experienced in California offers a preview of what scientists figure climate change will look like.
- If there’s drought in California, it’s climate change!
- If there are heavy rains in California, it’s climate change!
Here’s the data going back more than a century:
LibsOfTikTok children's story hour canceled over threats amid violent protests at similar conservative events - TheBlaze
History for March 21
- 1851 - Emperor Tu Duc ordered that Christian priests be put to death.
- 1857 - An earthquake hit Tokyo killing about 107,000.
- 1925 - The state of Tennessee enacted the Butler Act. It was a law that made it a crime for a teacher in any state-supported public school to teach any theory that was in contradiction to the Bible's account of man's creation.
- 1963 - Alcatraz Island, the federal penitentiary in San Francisco Bay, CA, closed.
- 1980 - U.S. President Jimmy Carter announced to the U.S. Olympic Team that they would not participate in the 1980 Summer Games in Moscow as a boycott against Soviet intervention in Afghanistan.
- 1982 - The United States, U.K. and other Western countries condemned the Soviet intervention in Afghanistan.


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