Watching Big Oil Burn
In the spirit of ”keep[ing] the boot on the neck of British Petroleum (BP),” per Interior Secretary Ken Salazar, CBS News and Politico are reporting the new witch hunt of BP and its cohorts, Transocean and Halliburton.
The American public is about to witness a very public flogging, something reminiscent of a 17th century stoning of evil-doers by the mob before being dragged to a pyre [...]
The Stoning and Burning of Big Oil
May 5, 2010 By Leave a Comment
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, [...]
The Disgusting Human Being Max Blumenthal Exposed Once and For All
February 22, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Via Big Journalism
This is pretty conclusive. Max Blumenthal has been caught with his pants down before but this is just overwhelming. Henceforth Max Blumenthal is to be regarded as a journalistic pariah. Every mention of him in this publication will be proceeded with the words Journalistic Fraud or Pathological Liar or some other such descriptor [...]
Journalists: your moral and intellectual superiors
February 18, 2010 By Leave a Comment
It’s one thing for my aged, cataract’d mother-in-law to mistake Vice President Joe Biden for Gorbachev yesterday.
But here’s a UK broadcast demi-journalist, illustrating once again why “normal” people hate Big Media:
Sky New presenter Kay Burley was forced to make an on-air apology after mistaking a Roman Catholic symbol on American vice president Joe Biden’s forehead [...]
The Fate of Roger Ebert’s Legacy
February 17, 2010 By Leave a Comment
“I’m so relieved to be an elite” –tweet from Roger Ebert
Most public figures have done or said something they wish they could take back. When it comes to public intellectuals and film critics specifically, they generally pride themselves on their ability to analyze what they see. Therefore, their responses to culture should be very measured [...]
For Michelle Obama, Donuts Equal Terrorism
February 10, 2010 By Leave a Comment
So, Michelle Obama seems to be as delusional as her husband. Yesterday, she said that childhood obesity (a Crisis!) is a threat to national security. No, really. She actually said that:
(CNSNews.com) – At a ceremony at the White House on Tuesday, First Lady Michelle Obama announced the launch of the ‘Let’s Move’ campaign to end childhood [...]
Michelle’s Anti-Obesity Campaign
February 4, 2010 By 15 Comments
Who really benefits from the ostensible push for improved nutrition in the schools?
On MSNBC, Andrew Breitbart: One. David Shuster: Less Than Zero
January 28, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Lori Ziganto’s latest article at iowntheworld
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Actually, Andrew Breitbart has way more than just one under his belt, but I’m only referring to the throw-down on MSNBC today. Okay, I suppose it can’t really be called a throw-down, as it isn’t a fair fight when [...]
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Martha Coakley’s resounding defeat in the Massachusetts Senate race is hardly the sort of anniversary gift President Barack Obama could have predicted. Yet there it was, wrapped in a bow and plopped on his doorstep like a flaming bag of dog poo to mark the end of his first year in office. Among other things, [...]
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