Monthly Archives: December 2011
Pullout leading to decreased violence against Christians
The CIA and the NSA told Presbo that the troop pullout from Iraq would leave a chaos-filled power vacuum where the US had no leverage or say-so and the there would be massive outbreaks of sectarian violence. 72 people were … Continue reading
Where did all the flower-lovers go?
” ….. suddenly, the international peace movement had a lot less to do. Pro-Soviet groups in the West were discredited. Many of their members moved into the environmental movement, bringing with them their eco-Marxism and pro-Sandinista sentiments. A lot of … Continue reading
There’s yer prablem
History is strewn with the wrecks of nations which have gained a little progressiveness at the cost of a great deal of hard manliness, and have thus prepared themselves for destruction as soon as the movements of the world gave … Continue reading
Tea Party music
Chaos in the name of… us
Most people don’t know all the shenaigans that the OWS protesters have been doing supposedly in our (the 99%) name. Because it hasn’t really been reported in the news other than as a cursory glance or with laudatory comments. These … Continue reading
A Pipeline Too Far
“The construction of the Keystone XL pipeline would deliver an additional 700,000 to 830,000 barrels of oil per day to the U.S. from Canada, the U.S.’s largest supplier of oil. Not only is the delay preventing additional imports from Canada, … Continue reading
Obama owes us
The English domination of Ireland existed for more than 800 years (compare again to the years of slavery). In various times, in multiple centuries, the English either directly or indirectly attempted to kill and starve the Irish. The Irish themselves … Continue reading
Skoda makes it look easy
Why Washington Doesn’t Create Jobs by Mark Skoda A recent Financial Times article questions whether America can regain a dynamic labor market. After reviewing the current and arguably difficult trends, it concludes with a quotation by former Obama administration budget … Continue reading
Unemployment is a big problem
An even bigger problem, perhaps the biggest problem faced by our country, is that the lib/progs and the RINOs in our government have spearheaded now 50 years of subsidizing illigitimacy and the fragmentation of the family. Nothing has been as … Continue reading
The Rich’s fair share
The rich are paying less to the government. Because there are less of them. The number of millionaires has declined 39% from 2007. Of note, that was when the republicans lost control of Congress. The top 1% of the country … Continue reading
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