The difficulties of a subjective world.
Cannibalism: Does It Have to Be All Or Nothing?
March 9, 2010 By Leave a Comment
On August 16th, 2008, Candidates Barack Obama and John McCain answered the questions of Rich Warren, Pastor of Saddleback Church. During his now-famous, four and a half minute “Abortion is above my pay grade” diatribe, the President stuttered the following:
“The goal for me right now…and this is where I think we can find some common [...]
The Zinnians, the Neo-Communists, and Us
February 3, 2010 By Leave a Comment
The objective of the Zinnians, the Neo-Communists of today, and the Old Left Communists of 70 years ago is identical and summarized in this image.
The death of Howard Zinn has brought the neo-Communists out of the woodwork, the latest example being Scott McLemee’s tribute to Zinn (and casual smearing of anti-Comunists like Ron Radosh) in [...]
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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For Bigots, Israel Can Do No Right
January 26, 2010 By 77 Comments
Jew-haters condemn Israel for giving aid to Haiti.
Hollywood and Howard Zinn’s Marxist Education Project – by Michelle Malkin
December 14, 2009 By 75 Comments
The Left’s latest campaign of indoctrination masked as education.
John Arquilla: Why is America still letting online jihadists run amok?, Foreign Policy
December 13, 2009 By 1 Comment
The five young men detained in Pakistan this week — like a whole new generation of jihadis — appear to have made considerable use of the Internet in their alleged approach to al Qaeda. Their story points out that, nine years after 9/11, terrorist networks are still not only able to stay in touch via [...]
Lunch Break – Board Game Recommendation
December 7, 2009 By Leave a Comment
On Friday night some of our dearest friends came over for a visit. One of them, Phil, brought a board game that he insisted we try. It’s called “Settlers of Catan” and is pictured above.
The objective of the game is to be the first to get 10 points. One earns points by building settlements, cities, [...]
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ABC’s Lone Moderate Voice Slams Obama’s Job Summit
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In October 2008 – during the height of presidential election fervor – ABC contributor Michael S. Malone, a 30-year veteran in journalism, did something few in mainstream media dared to do – he blasted the media at large for blatant pro-Barack Obama coverage.
“The traditional media are playing a very, very dangerous game – with their [...]
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