Pointman’s Page

It appears that even the sembalance of freedom have now disappeared in the UK. Of course if he’d said the same thing about Christianity the Brit Leftists would be throwing him a party instead. When the left in the US speak of hate crimes this is the model they wish us to follow. When […]

I hope all you people with GPS systems can still navigate with a map.

In light of the many times courts have upheld students rights to wear t-shirts with what ever non-vulgar slogan they like I wonder how they’ll rule on this one.

The benefit of carrying a concealed weapon is that it takes the bad guys by surprise. If the bad guys don’t know who is armed, but that there are people carrying concealed weapons, they think twice about their profession. Or face the consequences of the occupational hazards.

President George W. Bush withdrew the Kyoto Protocol from consideration in 2001. Had the United States ratified the treaty, the country would have been committed to reducing its greenhouse gas emissions 7% below its 1990 level. According to Dr. Harlan Watson, who is the U.S. Senior Climate Negotiator in Buenos Aires, the United States will […]

More on the gun control debate in Oklahoma and it looks like it’s getting interesting. The professor’s basic premise was why register gun owners as a proscription against murder when they don’t register women as a proscription against prostitution. His mistake was in using the femine example rather than the masculine example; registering […]

“The Kyoto Protocol is a treaty about nothing. It’s the Seinfeld (TV sitcom) conference,”
I love Chris Horner…. UN Climate Conference Called ‘Meeting About Nothing’ — 12/13/2004

Senator Jon Kyl calls for action and brings us up to speed.

I have to wonder how much of Marc Rich’s oil for food profits made it back to Arkansas? Seems I’m not alone. Is Clinton’s “legacy” coming apart at the seams? I do not believe history will look kindly upon President Clinton.

Why give a pet rock when you could give a lump of coal?

Most of this article on new New Spy Plan Said to Involve Satellite System plans doesn’t make sense.
First, why is this even in the papers?! Because politics and polemics trumps national security everytime and as usual the main stream media is more than happy to splash it across it’s pages. The person that […]

It’s not news that Mandrake is my favorite Linux distro so checking out 10.1 is an imparetive. Frankly not much new as far as the overall distribution goes. On my test box the upgrade from 10.0 to 10.1 was smooth. The only tweaking was with apt which required I rebuild the dependencies. I expected […]

Here is an interesting piece on how Terrorism based on Qu’ran but considering where the article is posted it will get pushed under the rug.

Seems the UK elite are resisting Intolerance of Fundementalist Islam. The problem with stupid people is that too often when they go down they take innocent bystanders with them.

Tyler Golson offers an introspective look at his experiences in Syria and why in Damascus they would have voted for George Bush. Glad to see common sense is out there even if it’s not in the “blue states”.

A surprisingly good entry at USA Today with candid comments from our Marines. A thought provoking piece and fairly balanced.

It’s all about money and not by who they’d have you think, the Tabacco companies. Steve Farrell takes on the Big Tabacco Lie as the illegal profiteering on the part of the governments that it is. And why it’s important to all of us.

There is a definite conflict between property owners in the form of corporations, the litigious society we live in and those of us who hunt or otherwise occassionally have a weapon in our vehicles parked in the company parking lot. Some companies have gone so far as to fire people caught with firearms in their […]

Washington Times weighs in on Kerik’s withdraw, as does News Day. Drudge is also reporting the New York Times is going to run a splash Monday how Kerik is “tied to the mob”. And that Ruddy apologized to the President over Christmas dinner tonight for recommending Kerik. And then there’s Sam Smith’s Kerik […]

I guess the Constant Velocity Transmission isn’t ready for prime time. Of course this isn’t news. The major problem is that we ‘re used to hearing the engine roar when we push the gas. Interestingly the Ford 500 is one of the cars that intests me as Ford plan on its replacing the Taurus. […]

My favorite Texas Congressman deals with National ID cards. I wish Rep. Pall would move to Indiana and run for the Senate.

I find it delicious ironic that the Libs are cheating to win a blog award poll. In their own words it’s ok to cheat if they’re up against Republicans. Nikita has a few choice words, too.
I voted for Powerline’s Blog, btw, though I had to really consider LGF.

Looks like Kerik has withdrawn from the nomination process to lead the DHS. The stated reason was something to do with the immigration status of some of his household staff and a nanny. That, to me, begs the question a cop can afford household staff and a nanny?
But the rumors are flying about […]

I guess the fact that U.S. Communists praise ACLU and their efforts to spoil the FBI’s investigation and surveillance proceedures isn’t at all surprising. Yes, Anti-American’s should fear the FBI but then they (the Anti-Americans) should fear Bubba and his rifle, too. At least the FBI offers Communists and like subversives a legal […]

Here’s a tip. If you’re going to a costume party in the near future it might be a good idea to not go as a suicide bomber. Especially if you’re going to have to be out in public.
Think of it as todays equivilant of showing up at a Whoopie Goldberg party in blackface.