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2010s By anonymous For a prologue read “1960s vs. 2010s, Part 1 of 2, 1960s” and a kinder take “49 Long Years.” And we are wringing our hands in desperation as war, progress, nature and natural disasters attempt to reintroduce us to exceptionalism, courage, bravery and audacity; words, which not too long ago, really [...]
“The only sure bulwark of continuing liberty is a government strong enough to protect the interests of the people, and a people strong enough and well enough informed to maintain its sovereign control over the government.” Franklin D. Roosevelt Barack Hussein Obama was elected by the winds of change which swept across the United [...]
March 30th, 2011 Welcome to our weekly edition. Since National Doughnut Week is fast approaching I thought it would be nice to look at the history of doughnuts and Law Enforcement. SOME HISTORY OF THE DOUGHNUT According to Wikipedia doughnuts have a disputed history. One theory suggests that doughnuts were introduced into North [...]
“But when our interests and values are at stake, we have a responsibility to act. That’s what’s happened in Libya over the course of these last six weeks.” President Obama That is a quote from the President’s speech last night. He used words like “limited role” and “turning over the leadership role” to describe our military [...]
Conservatives are logical people that ask logical questions about themselves, of themselves and about the world around them. A great failing of conservative thought on a mass scale is an inability to understand non-conservatives, or more specifically, anti-conservatives. These are groups of people like Jihadist Moslems who work to force Shariah compliance on others, [...]
What happens when America appoints a community organizer as Commander in Chief? Thanks to the election of Barack Obama, we now know. First, he breaks his campaign promise to bring Iraq troops home within a year. Next, he breaks his campaign promise to close Gitmo within a year. Then he isn’t even a month in [...]
Christians have abortions. In fact, a religious affiliation is cited in 72% of all abortion cases. Yet most folks who demand to have Roe v. Wade overturned and Planned Parenthood defunded are religious. Curious. It seems that it’s time for both sides of the aisle to publicly find common ground, as all of our [...]
I consider myself intelligent and well read. I voraciously read everything from Kant to Dostoyevsky to Spinoza. I make sure I am seen in coffeehouses reading them with the covers prominently displayed so that I look smart. I have a confession to make: behind closed doors, hidden in my bathroom away from any witnesses, I [...]
As all of you that read this web site are already aware, I am a Conservative and a true believer in Free Speech. I do not believe in censorship at all. In fact, I even believe the Supreme Court has allowed too many exceptions to the First Amendment guaranty of Free Speech. For those of you [...]
The movie this week is The Switch, starring Jennifer Aniston and Jason Bateman who play best friends who unwittingly have a child together. It’s your typical formulaic, traditional fairy tale. Boy meets girl, boy and girl become best friends. Boy switches out the donor’s sperm for his sperm at girl’s insemination party. Boy comes back seven [...]
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