What Can Mamdani Really Do? NYC's Battle in the Courts Begins
new york city's next mayor ran on freezing rent, free buses, and policies that are popular yet unrealistic (or illegal) setting the stage for years of lawsuits and funding fights

new york city's next mayor ran on freezing rent, free buses, and policies that are popular yet unrealistic (or illegal) setting the stage for years of lawsuits and funding fights


the course teaches students "how to tell someone they sound racist" and claims race is a "eurocentric biological fallacy." it will soon be a high school graduation requirement.

pirate wires #151 // parasitic radical leftists and california healthcare unions (but I repeat myself) are working on a wealth tax that would end the concept of private property

mayor wu is running a 100-year-old political playbook, choking housing development and fueling crime to please her base at the expense of the city's future

locals reported drug use and muggings on canal street after migrant vendors blocked sidewalks illegally. the city ignored them, ice acted, and outrage ensued.

New York City, endorsements for human civilization, 2025

migrants keep yuppies fed while liberals romanticize the hustle of their tired african burrito messengers, ignoring the exploitation going on behind the scenes

pirate wires #150 // on marc benioff’s suggestion we send federal troops to san francisco, and a reflection on prop c, his last dystopian contribution to the city

why the united states is geographically overpowered

a recounting of recent attacks by the insane, a history of america’s attempts to deal with severe mental illness, and an argument for the return of long-term psychiatric institutionalization

pirate wires #149 // invasive pests and the decimation of florida’s citrus industry, china, the greater threat to u.s. agriculture, and calling for an american bioforce

the new york times recently insisted nyc’s mayoral frontrunner wasn’t a socialist. a closer look at his own statements tells a different story.