Author Archives: F. E. Guerra-Pujol

Does anyone still remember this essay from 2016 titled “The Flight 93 Election” written by an anonymous intellectual, who turned out to be Mike Anton? Either way, let us remember the real heroes of Flight 93, when 40 Americans sacrificed … Continue reading →

I will begin teaching my survey course on “The Legal and Ethical Environment of Business” on 19 January 2021, and this semester, I will once again focus on social media companies like Facebook. Below are some screenshots of the homepage … Continue reading →

Are we headed toward another civil war? A significant fraction of Republican respondents (24%) support last week’s attempted coup! The survey was paid for by the Thomson Reuters Foundation, and the full report is available here.

Following up on this previous post: Dog bites man: POTUS condemns “heinous attack” by mob on U.S. Capitol Building. Man bites dog: POTUS incites mob to commit “heinous attack” on U.S. Capitol Building.

Trump bin Laden is a national disgrace and must be removed from office, but alas, the complex and convoluted procedures of the 25th Amendment (see flow chart by Brian Kalt below) are unlikely to achieve that goal. Update (Noon): More … Continue reading →

To those of us who have heeded or otherwise entertained Trump’s voter-fraud demagoguery–including myself, at least until yesterday, and my dear mother!–, check out Senator Pat Toomey’s lucid and point-by-point response to PA’s electoral objectors, a response that leaves no … Continue reading →

Update (7:29PM): Given that these events occurred on federal property, maybe it should be the FBI making the arrest under this law, and the United States Attorney for the District of Columbia, Michael R. Sherwin, should be the one to … Continue reading →

Today (6 January) is Epiphany, or “Three Kings’ Day”; pictured below is a poster commemorating Three Kings Day, a poster originally made in 1982 by Nuyorican artist Manny Vega. More details about the significance of this holy day to my … Continue reading →