Archive for June 2013
Wolf attacks on humans — in Siberia
Wolf attacks lead to state of emergency in Russia’s Siberian region The sparsely populated Sakha Republic has seen several dramatic confrontations between humans and wolves in recent years. Unprecedented attacks on humans as prey have occurred. A lack of the wolves’ natural food source is said to be the cause. The blue hare is the…
Read MoreQuote of the Day — Marco Rubio’s Folly
National Review Online, on why Marco Rubio should come to his senses and vote against the Amnesty Bill: It is an amnesty-first, enforcement-maybe program drawn up mainly to reflect the priorities of 11 million citizens of other countries rather than the concerns of more than 300 million citizens of the United States. Here’a another reason…
Read MoreJustice: Judge Jeanine — the losers and liars have lost our trust
Watch the latest video at video.foxnews.com See also, Glenn Reynolds, The Government has compromised our trust
Read MoreSheriff Doug Darr of Adams County, Colorado replies to Aurora Sentinel’s idiotic editorial
55 of the 62 elected Sheriffs in Colorado have filed a Federal lawsuit challenging the Constitutionality of the Colorado’s new gun control laws passed by the Democrat controlled legislature and signed by the Democrat governor. The editors at Aurora Sentinel newspaper are offended that these Sheriffs would have the temerity to question their “betters” in Colorado’s…
Read MoreMoney — The root of evil? Or the base of moral existence and the product of virtue?
A new Harvard Study says money corrupts. In fact, just the scent of getting some money will corrupt you. As usual, the pointy heads are defending Obama’s weak recovery and scarcity of jobs, and hence, scarcity of money for a lot of people. The helpful professors want to assure those out of work that they’re…
Read MorePro-gun Republican wins vacated Democrat seat in Connecticut legislature
From the Examiner: A political theme being advanced by “progressives,” that pro-gun support is going to cost politicians their seats, got a harsh reality check Tuesday when Republican Samuel Belsito captured the Connecticut State Legislature’s 53rd House District. The special election, held to replace Democrat representative Bryan Hurlburt, who resigned to take a job with the U.S.…
Read MoreHow to increase the crime rate nationwide
Heather MacDonald, responding to a claim made against the NYPD by The Center for Constitutional Rights through its lawyers from the elite law firm of Covington & Burling, in Floyd v. New York, that proactive police tactics are discriminatory, since blacks and Hispanics make up the large majority of individuals stopped and questioned by NYPD cops: The claim…
Read MoreNSA collecting meta data of all Verizon phone calls in the United States is illegal, according to Rep. Jim Sensenbrenner — UPDATED
Wisconsin Congressman James Sensenbrenner stated on Bill Bennet’s Morning in America radio show today that the NSA collecting of meta data of domestic phone calls from Verizon violates Section 215 of the USA Patriot Act. We know that Section 215 is relevant because the Obama administration has stated the collection of this data was authorized…
Read MoreMadam Hillary?
State Department Workers Allegedly Used Drugs And Visited Prostitutes State Department denies derailing prostitution probe State Dept. Inspector General: U.S. Ambassador to Belgium ‘Solicited Prostitutes, Including Minors
Read MoreRepublicans are about to commit suicide with immigration amnesty
A Democrat’s wet dream is for the entire country to become California, a one-party state where Republicans have been driven not just to minority status but to near non-existence physically and to a total absence of any political significance. Democrats have the governorship forever in California and it appears their supermajority in both houses of…
Read MoreGuns and mental illness
Clayton Cramer on the Santa Monica College mass shooting: What happened at Santa Monica College was not, at its core, a gun problem. The root cause is most likely mental illness. We have lots of tragedies happening on a daily basis in the U.S., and if they don’t involve guns, they get very little attention. …
Read MoreToday, in 1692
On June 10,1692, Bridget Bishop, the first colonist to be tried in the Salem witch trials, was hanged. NOTE: The grammar in that sentence is correct. While pictures and flower pots may be hung, human beings are hanged. Note on hanging: When done correctly by an expert, hanging is a humane method of execution, although…
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