I’m beginning to see some new and encouraging signs that the public is getting hip to the truth about President Barack Obama and his real agenda for America. An interesting one occurred Monday night when Karl Rove appeared on The Tonight Show.
Rove freely spoke his mind about ObamaCare, and each time the audience responded with [...]
Rove on Leno: More Evidence That The Worm Has Turned…
March 31, 2010 By 1 Comment
Obama Dodges Every Single Question During FOX Interview with Bret Baier
March 17, 2010 By Leave a Comment
I wish I could say I heard anything new or interesting in President Barack Obama’s interview with Bret Baier, but all I got was the same old dishonest, deceptive and unsubstantiated double talk.
Baier’s first question was whether Obama supported the Slaughter Strategy. He never answered the question, and went off on his standard campaign style [...]
Should We Abandon Capitalism?
March 7, 2010 By Leave a Comment
As a system, absolutely not, as for the term itself though, perhaps we should.
In an article in the Telegraph on Thursday 3.04.10, the Chairman of Marks & Spencer, the leading department store in London, made some interesting remarks about capitalism. He spoke mostly about the perception of capitalism and the free market system, in the [...]
Confronting Jimmy Carter’s Slander of Israel’s “Apartheid”
March 6, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Richard Cohen’s excellent article in the Washington Post on Wednesday March 2nd, offers several compelling reasons why Israel doesn’t deserve to be compared to South Africa under Apartheid, but I believe that it will be hard for many on the left who think of the State of Israel in that manner to ever understand this, [...]
159 Years of Climate Alarmism at The New York Times
January 24, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Floating Ice in the Delaware during the Little Ice Age
Most of us never noticed anything unusual in the famous painting of George Washington Crossing the Delaware when we first saw it in our American history textbooks. The floating chunks of ice in the scene, are only one of the many surviving reminders of the Little Ice Age. [...]
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The Men Behind The Global Warming Conspiracy (According to Jesse Ventura?)
January 21, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Is this Man the Evil Genius Behind the Greatest Hoax of All Times?
Dr. Ed Berry, an Atmospheric Physicist who runs a website called Climate Physics.com just sent me a You Tube video that’s pretty darn interesting.
Apparently Jesse Ventura has a TV show called “Conspiracy Theory” that I’ve never previously heard of, which recently did an [...]
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Global Warming’s Next Big Lie: If We Don’t Act Fast, CO2 Will Poison Our Oceans!
January 8, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Several weeks back I got all excited after the CRU eMails were leaked, and was hoping that it might prove to be the turning point in this fight. In a discussion about it with Bob Ferguson, the President of SPPI (Science and Public Policy Institute), Bob calmly responded that it wouldn’t slow them down at all, [...]
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Open Thread: “Planned Economy or Planned Destruction
January 6, 2010 By Leave a Comment
A political cartoon from 1934 has resurfaced, that proves the old adage that “The more things change, the more they stay the same”. Look at all the details, and I think you’ll see how uncanny the similarities are between then and now. It’s positively frightening!
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A Marine Shares the Good News in a Letter from Afghanistan
January 6, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Wouldn’t it be nice if the media reported ALL the news from the front, rather than just the bad news?
War is horrible of course, but even under terrible conditions, our troops have made much progress thus far, and they’re justly proud of what they’ve accomplished. As a former Marine myself, I tend to pay extra [...]
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Another Virtuoso Lunch Break
January 6, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Classical music isn’t the only music that the older, more mature and more traditional folks enjoy, and as long as the kids keep promoting their rock & roll bands, I’ll continue to offer alternatives for the rest of us.
In today’s offering, you’ll be treated to another great piano virtuoso, Oscar Peterson. Oscar was every bit [...]
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