Archive for August, 2005

The Borders and Posse Comitatus

Wednesday, August 31st, 2005

I hear it often on Rightwing talk radio but am fearful of the (usually Rightwing neo-con) push, seemingly grass roots, to roll back Posse Comitatus so that the military can be used to close the borders. The lack of action on our borders by the so-called conservative administration is likely meant to build a head [...]

Who’s really to blame?

Wednesday, August 31st, 2005

Everyone is complaining about the price of gas and fingers are being pointed in all directions. But all I hear is “it’s Bush’s fault” or “it’s those greedy oil companies” and there is likely some part-truths there. What I’m not hearing are the actions over the last decade plus that lead us up to the [...]

Chavez Criticizes U.S. Response to Katrina

Wednesday, August 31st, 2005

I would like to think that Venezuelan leader Hugo Chavez using Democrat talking points would be considered a significant indicator not of where Chavez stands, but where the Democrat party stands today. I do hope everyone is boycotting Citgo?

But wait, there’s more!

Wednesday, August 31st, 2005

It is amazing how some less than ideal personalities become so ingrained into our culture that even the report of the company’s sale parodies Ron Popeil. On the one hand Ron Popeil made an infomercial worth actually watching, they had entertainment value you don’t see in today’s infomercials. On the other hand Popeil’s success is [...]

Conviction of Five Castro Spies Overturned

Wednesday, August 31st, 2005

It is a good thing that the Nazi’s weren’t tried in the United States today. Their convictions would have been Overturned due to ‘Pervasive Community Prejudice’ of the Jewish community. In our war against Islamofascism (aka Terrorism) the war by Communism being waged against us is escalating under our noses.

McCain backs Arizona ban on gay marriage

Wednesday, August 31st, 2005

Life must be interesting for John McCain. In what 2008 run-up he’s been the ideological pinball bouncing from left to right to left in an effort to come off the paddles at the widest audience. And this weeks flipper bounce finds him opposing gay marriage in Arizona. Next month he’ll support civil unions with adoptive [...]

Surprised it took this long

Tuesday, August 30th, 2005

But I knew it would come… Katrina was obviously Bush’s fault. Interesting that Kennedy didn’t include the Gov. of Louisiana.. oh that’s right she’s a Democrat.

Wal-Mart shooting

Tuesday, August 30th, 2005

Hats off to Due Moore, 72-year-old, of New Mexico for having the presence of mind to act and save the life of a woman being stabbed. If you have a strong stomach read the reader comments (they’re in reverse order so start at the bottom and read up).

Most scientific papers are probably wrong

Tuesday, August 30th, 2005

Just as an FYI there is a less than a 50% chance that the results of any randomly chosen scientific paper are true. At least they still have the newspapers beat. Still something to remember the next time someone tells you some yarn about industrialization causing the polar caps to melt or that bacon will [...]

Five reasons NOT to use Linux

Tuesday, August 30th, 2005

Just in case you’ve not already made the jump better checkout Five reasons NOT to use Linux. And if that doesn’t persuade you to stay away nothing will!


π