Just in case John Lott evidence's wasn't enough for the flat-earthers.

From NRO yesterday: Freshman senator Ted Cruz is considering a presidential run, according to his friends and confidants. Cruz won’t talk about it publicly, and even privately he’s cagey about revealing too much of his thought process or intentions. But his interest is undeniable. “If you don’t think this is real, then you’re not paying [...]

"Britney and Madonna were obviously mugging for the cameras, something we kinda know about ourselves--but y'all think Mariela's really a tortillera like we keep hearing?" An outfit (Equality Forum) headed by Malcolm Lazin and dedicated to crinimalizing "anti-gay bullying" (in the U.S.) and ferociously dedicated to prosecuting such "bullyers" to the fullest extent of (U.S.) [...]

Rolling Stone Keith Richards and the recently-deceased country music idol George Jones (who was also idolized by Keith) ....one of the above was idolized by "hippies" and "degenerates"--the other by "pious, abstemious, family-folks and middle-America" types...so who was the worse drunk, dope-fiend and adulterer?...and whose wife ACTUALLY "stood my her man?" Every shred of evidence [...]

"Earth Day" might land on Lenin's birthday--but the fine folks who (genuinely) bankroll "environmentalism" have scant respect for the commie mass-murderer and Castro-Che idol) “More than four decades after the first Earth Day,” declared President Obama in an address this week, “millions of Americans have answered the call to protect the environment. Today, let us [...]

"Velazquez, who was an attorney advisor at the Department of Transportation and later worked at the (State Depts') U.S. Agency for International Development, allegedly used political connections to get Montes a position at the Defense Intelligence Agency in 1985." So that's one Cuban spy employed by the U.S. State dept. convincing her (apparently well-connected) chums [...]

Yet more Cuba "EXPERTISE" from John Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies! Ana Belen Montes was a two-bit underling, it appears. She was recruited by a Cuba "expert" and fellow Georgetown and John Hopkins frequenter, Marta Rita Velazquez, it appears. The indictment against this U.S. State Dept. Cuba "Expert" Velazquez came in 2004 but [...]

“I’ve dealt with a fairly rich number of exiles in the past but none can compare with the Cuban group for genuine stupidity and militant childishness. At times I feel sorry for Fidel Castro—a sculptor in silly putty.” (Desmond Fitzgerald, CIA head of the Cuban Task Force 1962) Desmond Fitzgerald, (Harvard Law LL.D., Kennedy family-intimate, [...]

From Travelzoo: "The ban on travel to Cuba was eased for U.S. citizens in the past two years, alllowing a small number of companies to hold "people-to-people licenses" to legally bring travelers from the States; this is what allowed Beyoncé and Jay-Z to visit Cuba this month. "Sopla-Moco" from customer below: I have been a [...]

According to Cubadebate, in Villa Marista's "Sala de la Gloria Combativa del Departamento de Seguridad del Estado" (Hall of GLory to Cuba's Security Services) sits a Rolex pulsar watch personally dedicated by U.S. Sec. of State (of the time) Henry Kissinger to "Agent Zafiro." The U.S. Sec. of State, you see, was thanking "Agent Zafiro" [...]

Last week Hilda Solis--champion of organized labor who served as Obama's Sec. of Labor from 2009 to Jan. 2013 and who now works for the anti Cuba-embargo consortium "Washington Office for Latin America" (WOLA)-- this very union activist was the honored quest of a Stalinist regime that outlawed labor-union activism under penalty of firing-squad, prison [...]

Word's getting out that some "performance artist," or "musician" or "poet" named Amanda Palmer composed a poem in honor of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev. Many are outraged but in fact the "poem" comes across as pretty ambiguous, and the proceeds--for what they're worth--are supposedly dedicated to a charity for the bombing victims. On the OTHER hand, this [...]

On April 22nd, 2000 the U.S. Dept. of Justice violated the U.S. constitution at the whim and behest of a Stalinist dictator that the very U.S. Dept. of State officially condemns as a “State Sponsor of Terror.” All that stomping and macing and firepower in the dawn hours of April 22, 2000 horrified and enraged [...]

And he's bad, bad, Carlos Eire... baddest man in the whole damn town.. badder than 'ole King Kong... So what accounts for this Latin American eccentricity of constitutional plasticity? A passage in Professor Carlos Eire’s book, Learning to Die in Miami, where he explores his assimilation to American life may give us a starting cultural [...]

"Is Wi-Fi available in our rooms?" We thought it was a reasonable question since wireless Internet access is common in resorts and hotels worldwide. The manager laughed and replied, "Sorry. The government doesn't allow it. Local residents might pick up the signal." Such is life at resorts in Cuba..... ...Now back when Cuba was "under [...]