Archive for August, 2005
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 […]
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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 […]
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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?
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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 […]
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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.
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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 […]
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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.
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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).
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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 […]
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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!
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Monday, August 29th, 2005
It looks like Alberta is about to get wildly rich and powerful from their oil-sand extraction facility. The cost of extraction had been considered too high while oil was hovering around $30 (same problem with Oil Shale) but today it is somewhat more feasible…
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Monday, August 29th, 2005
If this report is true I should live forever!
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Sunday, August 28th, 2005
The Taurus Thunderbolt is a sort-of clone of the Colt Lightening pump gun and Michael Bane has one and he’s shooting it. The thought of this piece having only a 2″ stoke and capable of being slam fired, wow… Even though it’s an M62 inside it should be a welcome addition to SASS and […]
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Sunday, August 28th, 2005
Saturday was a good day for the gunshow at the State Fair Grounds in Indianapolis. The crowd wasn’t too bad, less than the crowd back in March (I didn’t attend the June show).
As usual it was buyer beware - I saw the same Taurus snubbie model priced from $249 to $349. […]
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Friday, August 26th, 2005
The State of Wisconsin is helping Illegal aliens get mortgages. This is yet one more blatent example of the Left completely ignoring and actually undermining the rule of law.
In that Illegal Aliens are Felons by their very presence here without green card or visa aren’t those who help them aiding and abeting the […]
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Friday, August 26th, 2005
And this is why we cannot allow our enemies like Shi’ite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr to escape alive. We could have taken him out in Faluja but let him escape to recruit instead. We’ll always have to deal with them eventually, when will we learn that?
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Friday, August 26th, 2005
Good, maybe the public will actually learn the truth of the Okalahoma bombing and the failures of the law enforcement agencies that knew about it before it happend and failed to do anything about it.
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Friday, August 26th, 2005
Though they don’t intend to their reiteration of the Government lines put out by the Chavez Administration is a direct reflection of the Communist ideals at work in Venezuela.
“This is about workers controlling the factory and that is why it is a step towards socialism of the twenty-first century.”
First the Government took over ownership of […]
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Friday, August 26th, 2005
It’s OK to shoot them but you’re in big trouble if you paint a Prairie Dog bright orange. A bright orange prairie dog is a dead dog so what’s the difference? Must have been the humiliation when he went back to Dog Town.
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Friday, August 26th, 2005
Just a few minutes ago I received a call (despite the no-call list) with a 2 question survey about my own Congresscritter John Hostettler. The survey asked first if my view of John Hostettler was favorable which of course it is. The second question was prefixed with a 20 second diatribe on how Hostettler received […]
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Friday, August 26th, 2005
The Tennessee state AG wants a country song about Skoal censored as a banned advertisement of tobacco. Never mind that no tobacco company is sponsoring it. Too bad the AG has time to worry about stopping the spread of Skoal use but not enough time to stop the promotion of COP killing, wife beating […]
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Friday, August 26th, 2005
The Geek Squad’s black and white Beetles have to be repainted . California must be afraid their own move to Beetles as patrol cars will confuse Berkley residents. Seriously though who uses Beetles as patrol cars and are California residents that stupid? Don’t answer that…. the Geek Squad services Berkley…
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Friday, August 26th, 2005
I don’t follow Thai politics very closely but any PM who uses buzzer on reporters has to be a hoot to work for. Now if only President Bush would get a buzzer.
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Friday, August 26th, 2005
UK’s Guardian is fluffing Chavez as a revolutionary hero. What else they do is confirm that Citgo is owned by the Venezuela government. Remember that when you fill up at $2.70 a gallon….
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Friday, August 26th, 2005
I often have my doubts on the globalist designs of the Bush Administration but today I’m slightly buoyed by John Bolton’s actions.
While the article makes it out that Bolton and the U.S. are being selfish and irresponsible lets take note of just a of the issues.
First is the U.N. tax. They want 0.7% of […]
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