Saturday, September 10, 2011
USA Today Hit Piece on Christian Defense Attorney, Jay Sekulow
MSM
Warner Todd Huston
USA Today published a story recently by Bob Smietana of the Nashville newspaper ‘The Tennessean’ attacking the integrity and work of well-known Christian First Amendment defense attorney Jay Sekulow(1) that is shocking for what is left out.
Thursday, September 8, 2011
Link to 9/11 hijackers found in Sarasota
Information Police
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Just two weeks before the 9/11 hijackers slammed into the Pentagon and World Trade Center, members of a Saudi family abruptly vacated their luxury home near Sarasota, leaving a brand new car in the driveway, a refrigerator full of food, fruit on the counter - and an open safe in a master bedroom.
Thank You Jimmy Hoffa Jr. and Maxine Waters
Culture Wars
Robert Rohlfing
Thank you Mr. Hoffa and Mrs. Waters you have fired up the base! Just not your intended targets that’s all. Over the last two years those of us that are conservative and follow the Tea Party’s have endured one slanderous remark after another from being called racists for having a different ideological view from the president and Democrat party, to now being called Barbarians from the Vice President.
Saturday, September 3, 2011
Texas power officials say new EPA rule could cause ‘emergency events’
Energy
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The Electric Reliability Council of Texas, operator of the state’s power grid, said in a report today that a new federal environmental regulation would reduce generating capacity and put the grid “at increasing risk of emergency events,” including rotating power outages.
Thursday, September 1, 2011
Jobless Claims Stuck Above 400,000, Productivity Falls
Employment/Jobs
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Stock futures are rallying for some strange reason, though the morning’s plate of economic data was sort of ugly.
Monday, August 29, 2011
Irene Does Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night
Weather
Aaron Goldstein
All things considered, Hurricane Irene could have been far worse. Yet as we bade Irene goodnight, she did not go gentle. She took the lives of [more than] twenty-four people and cost at least a billion dollars worth of damage to property. (1) These totals are bound to rise given the flooding that is expected. (2)
Sunday, August 28, 2011
Sources of Madness - The Insane Thinkers of the Modern Age
Bird-Brain Flu
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What is more characteristic of our modern day than crazy and wholly indefensible “policies”? It seems one of the undeniable characteristics of our times that many of the West’s most common practices and theories appear the result of insane conclusions. Perhaps this did not occur by accident. Instead, many of the founders of this modern age were troubled individuals who struggled with profound emotional and mental issues.
Thursday, August 25, 2011
Obama’s Newest Way To Let Unions Avoid Disclosure Rules
Unions
Warner Todd Huston
Obama and his union-sold Department of Labor has spent the last three years trying every legal trick, and some merely arrogant ones, to help unions get away with criminal behavior. Obama has especially been working to get his union patrons out of having to declare their financial information to the government like businesses have to. This month, Obama’s DOL is implementing yet another transparency dodge for his union backers.
Wednesday, August 24, 2011
Lessons In Apologetics #8: Atheism
Religion
Frederick Meekins
If the Christian has no assurance that God will triumph from the way the world appears to be going, one would be better off hedging one’s bets by siding with the Devil or sitting the whole thing out all together. There are those that attempt to do just that.
Sunday, August 21, 2011
Barack Obama: The “Historic” One-Term President
ObamaNation
Paul A. Ibbetson
As Republican presidential candidates file in and out of contention and Americans wait to see the final line-up of GOP contenders for 2012, Barack Obama stands in the left’s corner alone. The question is: just how alone is the Democratic Party’s golden politician from 2008, the man Oprah Winfrey called “The One.” Traditional wisdom in the politics game is that anything can happen and that a year’s worth of happenings can transpire in a week in the wacky world of Washington. While this is true, there is also a time-tested wisdom that some losers are just so obvious that even their loving mothers quietly bet on the other side. Barack Obama will be such a loser; in fact, Obama’s defeat will be so widely one-sided as to make John McCain’s loss in 2008 seem like a squeaker.
The English riots: How British law fosters disorder
Bird-Brain Flu
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The most amazing thing about the reaction of English MPs to last week’s terrible violence was how surprised they were. For a country whose criminal law is invariably sympathetic to offenders, nearly always harsh on their victims, and unwilling to pay for adequate policing the surprise is that they were surprised.
Sunday, August 14, 2011
Take down Obama and the rogue government
ObamaNation
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If wanting to uphold the Constitution, restore the rule of law and save our country from destruction is now considered terrorism or even treason; then count me among the guilty.
Friday, August 12, 2011
London Calling: The Endgame for the Welfare State Has Begun
Welfare State
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State Socialism’s Ultimate Product is a Permanent Underclass of Entitled Thugs - It’s been over three decades since the magnificent, rabble-rousing and ultimately silly English punk group, The Clash, recorded its stirring riot-anthem, “The Guns of Brixton.” Now the streets of not-so-Merry Olde England have been trashed and torched again, but the similarity in thuggish behavior masks radically different inspirations and aims.
Tuesday, August 9, 2011
Premiere of Discovery’s ‘Curiosity’ – Shameless Secularism not Science
Progressivism
Michael Bresciani
After weeks of being pounded by commercials promoting Discovery Channel’s first in a series they call “Curiosity,(1)” it would be hard for anyone with only a little bit of curiosity not to give it a chance and a little look see.
Pieces From The Left:
The Religious Right's Culture of Living Death
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