Archive for September 2017

By Luke Haines Relax, everybody, please. It’s okay. Calm down. The British terror threat level has been reduced on the official scale. I know. We can all breathe easy, now. If you weren’t aware that the British terror alert had been raised (I haven’t checked, but I assume it went up from “Harrumph!” to “Spit…

By J.W. Krauss Editor’s Note: “J.W. Krauss” is the pseudonym of a writer who informs us that s/he is very young, a teenager, who must use a penname because s/he lives in a very conservative family in a very conservative place. LR welcomes “Krauss” to our pages as our first (but not our last) “Generation…

by Peter H. Salus Editor’s Note: With this issue, LR welcomes a new writer, Peter H. Salus, who hales from the Great White North, or, at least, from Canada.  Peter was born in Vienna and educated in New York, Aberystwyth, Leiden, and Reykjavik. He has taught and lectured in the US, Albania, Australia, Austria, Belgium,…

by Michael Jay Tucker Okay, this one’s going to be a little complicated. In the next few paragraphs I’m going to talk about Steve Bannon, Dante, eternal damnation, and DCI Jane Tennison as played by the great Helen Mirren. And strangely enough, they’re all going to fit together…courtesy of “The Street.” It will all be…

By Michael Jay Tucker So, I’ve got a question for you, oh my friends and neighbors. To wit, what do we do with der Drumpf? I mean, afterwards? To explain: let’s assume, for sake of happy assumption, that he is ultimately removed from office for conduct unbecoming of a gentleman. Or, for that matter, unbecoming…

On September 13 of this year, LiberalResistance.net ran an article about allegedly irregular legal fees charged by a Republican candidate for Albuquerque City Council (see Evidence of Robert Aragon Committing Tax Evasion or Worse?). Liberal Resistance’s source indicated that he had been a client of the candidate in 2005 and 2006, and that the candidate…

by Luke Haines Sometimes, the Trump presidency feels like some sort of sewage-based rollercoaster. Sure, it’ll get your heart rate up and it contains a lot of unexpected twists, but even looking at it too closely makes you feel like you need a shower and experiencing it firsthand feels like being constantly pelted with shit.…

by Michael Jay Tucker Today, I’m not going to write about politics, per se. No. Instead, I’m going to be asking you to be careful. I mean, really careful. Here’s why. In the last few days, the nation’s attention has been tightly, and rightly focused on the hurricanes which have been battering Florida and Texas—the…

So, we’re not happy right now. Here’s why: Facebook is refusing to let us “boost,” (which is their fancy way of saying “advertise”) one of our postings. We’ve written this story, you see, about a situation here in our hometown where some disturbing info has come up about a local attorney and candidate for office.…

Facebook, the multi-billion-dollar social network, has refused to accept material from LiberalResistance.net On Thursday, September 14, 2017, LiberalResistance.net received notice from Facebook that its posting regarding Albuquerque-area lawyer, Robert Aragon, could not be advertised as a “boosted” posting. Facebook indicated that the posting violated its terms of service in that it discussed Mr. Aragon’s “attributes.”…