The Strange and Wonderful World of Jim Luers
So a lot has been happening in the strange and wonderful world of Jim Luers since we last checked in on him. Our criollo Tyler Durden, who claims to...
Something Obvious that Needed to be Said
Sometimes, the self-evident gets lost in the melée of day-to-day politicking. Sometimes, stating those (on reflection, perfectly obvious) things is important. Vital. Sometimes, saying obvious things out loud is...
Public Life: The Nth Casualty
What will have a bigger impact on the lives of Venezuelans over the next, say, two to five years? The parliamentary elections slated for later this year, or whatever...
Economic war (a real one)
What do you call it when a country throws its military assets behind a campaign to bully and intimidate a much smaller, poorer neighbour for the purpose of...
Three left-wing dudes, chillin'...
Look, I get it: Picking out any one bit of insanity appearing on Venezuelan State Propaganda and singling it out for special opprobium is kind of an artificial exercise. Yet...
Three left-wing dudes, chillin'...
Look, I get it: Picking out any one bit of insanity appearing on Venezuelan State Propaganda and singling it out for special opprobium is kind of an artificial exercise. Yet...
Sotano 5: Art Imitates La Tumba
The systematic use of torture against protesters in Venezuela is one of the most worrying departures of the last two years. SEBIN’s “Tomb” – the deep underground black...
Another Twist in the Jim Luers Saga
At first, it all looked straightforward enough: SiBCI had simply made up some non-existent sock-puppet, “Jim Luers” nobody had ever heard of, the end. Right? Right?! Shockingly, the...
Fascist Judge Thinks The Trial Comes Before The Verdict, Trolls TSJ
Demonstrating shocking disregard for the jurisprudential cornerstones of the Carrollian Republic of Diosdadozuela, Supreme Tribunal Justice Marisela Godoy has gone on record saying just maybe the Tribunal should,...
Trial of the Century
Diosdado Cabello vs. The Wall Street Journal. Remember: under U.S. libel law, Diosdado will have to prove the WSJ made a statement of fact that was both untrue and...
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