Archive for August, 2006

E.P.A. Recommends Limits on Thousands of Uses of Pesticides

Sunday, August 6th, 2006

First they came for my diazinon and I said nothing. Well, that’s not quite true. I screamed bloody murder! But not until several months afterward because they did it below the radar. I don’t think anyone wants to use pesticides that destroy other wildlife if we have alternatives. But there must be […]

America’s watershed year of 1956

Sunday, August 6th, 2006

An interesting if depressing look at 1956 shows clearly how far back the culture war started. The is the war we’re loosing.
The Ruskie’s knew what they were doing and their plan to destroy America has outlived them, feeding on itself and propelled further by the sucessive crops of feminized Americans.

Top Ten Reasons Why People Quit Their Jobs

Sunday, August 6th, 2006

If you’ve been in the workforce for very long you’ve likely already seen or personally experienced several of the Top Ten Reasons Why People Quit Their Jobs. And quite likely 2 or 4 of those reasons ended up in a single instance of “take this job and shove it”.

Governors Wary of Change on Troops

Sunday, August 6th, 2006

Look out States, the Prez wants your Guard troops under his complete authority. I was opposed to the unification of the Army Reserve and National Guard twenty years ago and I oppose extending that Federal power any further. If anything, roll it back.
I have no problem having a large Army Reserve but the […]

Ex-agent: U.S. ignored WMD sites

Sunday, August 6th, 2006

I’m so glad to see the US ensuring due dilegence in the search for WMD’s. Since we’ve already established WMD’s were present it’s only important here because there are munitions out there just waiting to be used against our interests. And because of the implied lack of interest on the part of some […]

Iran’s plot to mine uranium in Africa

Sunday, August 6th, 2006

It appears Iran is following Iraq’s lead in acquiring their uranium in Africa. (more coverage WND). Quick, where’s Joe Wilson when you need him? I’m sure there is someone in Tanzania will fix him a mint julip so he can deny the yellow cake exists.

Two Trillion Barrels

Sunday, August 6th, 2006

Inside the United States in Colorado oil shale. Though this “report” makes this all seem like some new discovery, it isn’t. What is new is that at the high cost of foreign oil it is now economically feasible to actually extract the oil from oil shale.

Hurricane Season

Sunday, August 6th, 2006

Seems, despite dire predictions, it has been a quiet hurricane season so far. How about that global warming….

History for Global Warmers

Friday, August 4th, 2006

It’s always interesting watching the news, especially the weather. Over the past several days of high heat I noted that not a one was record breaking by several degrees. Several of those records for Indiana were back in the late 1880’s, no less. It seems that elsewhere around the country, though the temps have […]

Ohio Man Claims Right To Have Sex With Boys

Thursday, August 3rd, 2006

I wonder how long it will be before the ALCU jumps in to help put this evil man. They’re probably waiting for the Dutch Pedophile Party to file a protest with the almighty United Nations or the Hague. Bring back public hangings.

Ahmadinejad’s call to destroy Israel

Thursday, August 3rd, 2006

Everyone is talking about Mel Gibson’s drunken escapades and rightfully condeming his comments but when the president of a radical fundamentalist Islamic nation-state calls for the destruction of Israel the local papers don’t even cover it.
Not too surprising from the crowd that hid Sharpton & Jackson’s publically uttered anti-semetic comments yet crucified […]

Star Trek XI (2008)

Thursday, August 3rd, 2006

Oh it cannot be! I don’t think I could stomach Matt Damon as Captain James T. Kirk in Star Trek XI (2008). Though I suppose they could put Orlando Bloom as Spock (he’s already used to playing Jonny Depp’s straightman anyway) and Ben Affleck as Bones. Oh wait, that’d be even worse!

Indiana Sales Tax on Gasoline

Wednesday, August 2nd, 2006

Indiana House Minority Leader Patrick Bauer is putting forth a measure that would make gasoline exempt from the state sales tax much like food and medications. He points out that if President Bush’s tax cut was good for the economy that this would be, too.
And he’s right . I’m just amazed any […]


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