Daily Bugs Before Curtain
Net zero goals waste fertile land, hyped diseases cull herds and bans on normal farming practices slash production. Our overlords are trying to starve us, Linh Dinh explains
Net zero goals waste fertile land, hyped diseases cull herds and bans on normal farming practices slash production. Our overlords are trying to starve us, Linh Dinh explains
From a wrecked Europe, nations that are most proud of their native heritage, and not cross dressing and self-castration, will have the best chance at reconstituting themselves. If Serb, Albanian and Hungarian identities are intact, those nations are intact. Linh Dinh explains
Spending eight months in black Africa during Covid, I repeatedly ran into people who sneered at deadly “vaccines” sent by the sinister West, writes Linh Dinh. Now this cynicism is spreading beyond Africa and as it does so the drums of war with Russia are growing louder
Linh Dinh returns to his homeland, where he enjoys cheap local dishes and long, healing conversations with locals
Linh Dinh on America’s accelerating decline, perfectly expressed in the words of one recent rap hit
Loving American music from at least half a century ago, Hồng Linh agrees with me America’s cultural rot is well advanced. It’s too obvious.. Linh Dinh explains
There are many more declarations of Putin’s madness in the West. It is remarkable, this unhinged chorus, for Russia’s invasion of Ukraine can’t be more logical, or conducted more sanely. Linh Dinh explains
In Ukraine, we have a Jewish president, Zelensky, with the Neo-Nazi Azov Battalion among his best troops, but it’s Putin who’s the Hitler.
Linh Dinh tours some of the more downmarket bars in Swakopmund, Namibia, and finds that except for the occasional hooker, the locals are overwhelmingly reserved and dignified.
Two weeks into Russia’s invasion and you can still take a train from Kharkov to Lviv, then board a bus to Poland, all for free. Russia clearly wants civilians out of the warzone so it can engage what’s left of the Ukrainian military.
Zelinsky got lots of TV exposure as a fake president before he became a nominally real one. Ukrainians were conditioned, seduced and charmed into embracing this icky actor. For a puppet, theatrical skills are paramount
Linh Dinh on murder, manhood and the unfolding crisis in Ukraine