Archive for March 2013
A breakdown in the collective intellectual processes of America
The commenters at YouTube accuse this video of taking Obama’s comments out of context. I don’t know what context could possibly change the meaning of what Obama so plainly says in these video snippets, but here are a couple of typical examples from the Obamanistas” 1NakedChicken1 1 year ago Only someone whose point is grouned…
Read MoreA President to wish for
We may not have a president who loves America, we may not have a president who is a wise and decent man, but we can imagine what one would look like in a virtual reality townhall meeting. “Imagine a country where not only are the borders secured by armed guards, but once you entered the…
Read MoreObama to kids: Drop dead
Mr. Mullen’s Ramblings
Mr. Mullen has a following for his occasional Ramblings in which he vents his ideas about government and the social order, all of which I agree with so I’m proud to post it here, with his approval: I’ve had a little static from many of you who have asked why I haven’t written a RAMblings…
Read MoreMatt Walsh makes a modest proposal for Ashley Judd
A stunning application of Alinsky’s Rule No. 5:
Read MoreR.I.P. Anthony Lewis, 85
His book, “Gideon’s Trumpet,” about the 1963 Supreme Court case of Gideon v. Wainwright, the decision that guaranteed lawyers to poor defendants charged with serious crimes, inspired me to want to be a lawyer. Now that I’ve been a lawyer most of my adult life I’m not sure I should be grateful, but all that…
Read MoreNew York’s Nasty Little Fascist Mayor
Fascism Defined The opinion of the New York Supreme Court [that’s the trial court in New York State] is here. The ruling that Bloomberg claims is “clearly wrong” is 34 pages long and analyzes the New York Charter from the day in 1626 when the Lenapes Indians sold Manhattan Island to the Dutch for $23,…
Read MoreRetired Army officer want DHS to surrender it’s weapons of war to the Department of Defense
For some time I’ve been concerned over the arsenal of war weapons and billions of rounds of ammunition being stockpiled by the Department of Homeland Security. I don’t trust Obama because of his propensity to cozy up to dictators and against efforts at establishing Democratic governments [See, The “Obama Doctrine” in foreign policy takes shape].…
Read MorePutin’s Mediterranean Ambitions
From the Scotsman: Gerald Warner: Cyprus caught in proxy war between between old enemies. Western politicians who struggle to understand Vladimir Putin should bin [collect] intelligence reports and buy some good biographies of Peter the Great, Catherine the Great and Nicholas I. Putin is a classical Russian nationalist; his rule is autocratic (to the gratification…
Read MoreColorado’s “universal background check” law is a Byzantine, tangled up mess written with malice against law-abiding citizens
Click here to read Colorado’s new (as of July 1, 2013) law required universal background checks, HB 13-1229. Keep aspirin handy as it is a real mess that may give you a migraine. After reading the the text of the bill I believe you will know that this law was maliciously designed to trap unwary,…
Read MoreSenate votes 53-46 to stop US from joining UN Arms Trade Treaty
From The Hill: In the last batch of amendment votes to the budget, the Senate voted on several foreign policy proposals. Sen. James Inhofe (R-Okla.) introduced an amendment that would prevent the United States from entering into the United Nations Arms Trade Treaty in order to uphold the Second Amendment. His amendment passed on a…
Read MoreMiami crime problem discussed on an airplane
Two men on a cross country flight start a conversation at 35,000 feet. One says to the other, “Hi, I’m from Wisconsin, where are you from?” “Miami,” says the other. “Oh boy, Miami. Terrible crime problem down there, huh?” “No, not so bad anymore,” answered the Floridian. “They’ve done a pretty good job of cleaning…
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