
August 8, 2010
“If the exigencies of my country demand a peculiar service, its claim to perform that service are imperious.”- Nathan Hale.
I guess the US school system is so busy handing out Viagra to five-year-old children and teaching them tolerance that they no longer have time to teach history. Here’s a lesson: Unlike the tax evasion and voter intimidation practiced by Democrats of late, Treason, specifically, giving aid and comfort to America’s enemies through one’s words or actions, is one of the most serious felonies an American citizen can commit. During time of war, it is punishable by death. Read More »
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July 25, 2010
For years now, Barack Obama’s media lapdogs have been repeating the lie that Obama was America’s first, “post-racial president”, whatever that means. Well, it didn’t take long for America’s first Beer Summit to shatter that myth. Read More »
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July 11, 2010
To commemorate the first anniversary of Barack Obama’s Cairo speech, NASA Administrator Charles Bolden, interviewed on al Jazeera TV, said that one of his foremost responsibilities was improving relations in the Muslim world by highlighting their contributions to math, science and engineering, thereby making them feel better.
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June 27, 2010
Although Barack Obama’s rabid, media lapdogs on the left portray the replacement of General Stanley McChrystal as a swift, decisive and “brilliant” move and pundits on the right stand there with mouths agape, shocked that a respected military commander would self-destruct in such a manner, both analyses distort key facts and are superficial at best, for they fail to address the fundamental questions the media should be asking, such as ”What really happened?” Read More »
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May 16, 2010
If recently published reports are true, and I have no reason to doubt they are, then the judgment, reputation and credibility of many a journalist and politician have been irrevocably destroyed along with the myths planted by Barack Obama, who apparently has a great deal of explaining to do about who he is, where he came from and why he’s using another person’s Social Security number. Read More »
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