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(Akiit.com) It’s been a busy week news-wise. Here are a few of my observations (not likely to be popular) on some of the most notable headlines. 1. The U.S. men’s soccer team should have declined the red card reversal. During the World Cup game between the USA and Bosnia-Herzegovina, star ...
(Akiit.com) Reuters published a photograph taken during the weekend of America’s 250th birthday celebration. It depicted a young black woman seated by herself on a packed D.C. Metro train. Standing and sitting around her were white men wearing white masks. They belong to a white nationalist organization called Patriot Front, a group ...
(Akiit.com) The Democratic Party has come a long way since Bill Clinton was president — and not in a good way. In 1993, the first year of the Clinton presidency, Sen. Harry Reid (D-Nev.) introduced legislation to end automatic birthright citizenship for the children of illegal aliens; today, Democrats routinely ...
(Akiit.com) Multi-dose vials are common for a reason. They’re more cost-effective than a single-dose package, cut down on waste, and are a better option when patients need to be dosed over a longer period of time. However, when it comes to ensuring their safety, these practices are not just recommendations. ...
(Akiit.com) Last week ExxonMobil shareholders voted overwhelmingly to “redomicile,” or relocate, the company’s legal headquarters to Texas. The decision marks an undeniable rebuke of the proxy adviser cartel and New Jersey’s corporate tax scheme, the highest in the U.S. at 11.5%. To be sure, the move is a smart, financially ...
(Akiit.com) Nearly everyone who is a college sports fan, myself included, knows the state of affairs in the NCAA is one fine mess. Especially regarding football and men’s basketball, the two major money-making sports, things have changed massively in the last few years – and mostly not in a good ...
(Akiit.com) “Therefore, the clever combatant imposes his will on the enemy, but does not allow the enemy’s will to be imposed on him.” — Sun Tzu, “The Art of War” “War – an act of violence whose object is to constrain the enemy, to accomplish our will.” — George Washington, ...
(Akiit.com) On Monday, two teenagers killed three men at the San Diego Islamic Center, then killed themselves. What a pointless spasm of violence it was. It took a few days for The New York Times to flex their rhetorical muscles and blame conservatives. On the top left of Thursday’s front ...
(Akiit.com) Growing up in the South, food meant everything. You could walk into somebody’s house and know exactly what kind of mood lived there by the smell coming from the kitchen. Fried chicken snapping in hot grease. Pots of greens bubbling low on the stove for hours. Candied yams sitting ...
(Akiit.com) Socialism will always find an audience because it appeals to base envy and resentment. Ginning up a mob to be mad at “oligarchs,” “Wall Street barons,” “kulaks” or “billionaires” is cheap and easy. So, it was refreshing to hear Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, the fourth richest man on the ...
