The Big Dig
Boston’s Big Dig, the engineering feat that reroutes traffic underneath the City is finally complete. While the $14.6 billion project cost the State 40% more than expected, the project should be a huge success in alleviating traffic congestion.
Perhaps cities across America experiencing the pains of urban sprawl can learn a lesson [...]
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Old Time Hockey
There’s no doubt the influx of European players to the National Hockey League has changed how the game is played in North America. The Europeans, accustomed to playing on a larger sheet of ice, have brought speed and passing to the game, thus taking the game away from the boards and removing [...]
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Interracial Dating
I remember the days when “interracial marriage” was an Irish man marrying a French woman.
Think I’m kidding? I’m serious. When dating, I discovered that most people who were third generation American were totally out of touch with their ancestrial cultures and history. This wasn’t just due to U.S. [...]
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SORRY! I HAVE MOVED
The posting below will be the last one on this site.
Click here for my new site.
And if That goes out of action, try my mirror site.
I have tried re-using this site recently but for days on end nothing new was showing so how blogger.com operate is a mystery to me… [...]
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That Interracial Thang.
Well, I’m going to write a column soon on interracial dating for my upcoming book on sex and conservatism which should be finished whenever I quit being a recalcitrant, lazy, football addict…so, perhaps next August. Anyway, to prepare myself I reread two of my favorite articles on this topic and thought [...]
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SORRY! I HAVE MOVED
The posting below will be the last one on this site.
Click here for my new site.
And if That goes out of action, try my mirror site.
I have tried re-using this site recently but for days on end nothing new was showing so how blogger.com operate is a mystery to me… [...]
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Butter, not Guns? A Fallacious Comparison.
Here’s a good article summing up the Democratic pathology. I stand by any writer who references Cato documents:
By 1970, the Fed’s hoard of T-bills had more than doubled, reaching $62.1 billion. That’s all you need to know about why inflation accelerated in the late ’60s. Guns [...]
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How the Left Stole Christmas.
This one’s from The American Conservative. What else will they steal? There is little left unfortunately; they have relentlessly denigrated our culture. Oh well, that’s why we’re here. Onward, forward, to battle!
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The Anti-Feminist Army.
Ian’s back up online with his Anti-Feminist Army. It looks like he’s got a better host this time around. Ian’s also got new t-shirts available that state “Stop the Male Bashing” which would make fine belated Christmas presents.
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Left Wing Media Bias part Deux
I seldom watch TV. However, that doesn’t keep me from knowing what is going on with America’s favorite shows as the banal scripts keep millions of our fellow citizens entertained each week.
Last night, as I feverishly blogged away, a rerun of “The West Wing” was on in the background. [...]
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CROOKED ALL-RIGHT!
“Crooked Timber” seems to be some sort of Leftist philosopher. I would never have read him except that Keith Burgess-Jackson seems to take him seriously. His defence of the Leftist “equality of results” doctrine versus the more conservative “equality of opportunity” doctrine is summarized by him in the two questions below:
1. What’s [...]
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CROOKED ALL-RIGHT!
“Crooked Timber” seems to be some sort of Leftist philosopher. I would never have read him except that Keith Burgess-Jackson seems to take him seriously. His defence of the Leftist “equality of results” doctrine versus the more conservative “equality of opportunity” doctrine is summarized by him in the two questions below:
1. What’s [...]
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The Quagmire of Older Women, Part One.
The term “quagmire” has been in the news much as of late and it has often been used incorrectly. However, it’s application to the dating of older women is quite appropriate as, both figuratively and literally, it is a classification that is difficult to out of once you’ve [...]
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Media Concentration
There’s a been a lot of flap lately in the media about media consolidation. In this January’s print version of Reason Magazine, Den Compaine has even written an article on the subject entitled “Domination Fantasies: Does Rupert Murdoch control the Media? Does anyone?” The fact that I read about the [...]
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Libya’s Fatal Blow to Axis of Evil
http://www.iranvajahan.net/cgi-bin/news.pl?l=en&y=2003&m=12&d=21&a=2
Quote:
Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi took the decision to renounce all weapons of mass destruction (WMD) on Friday night, but while at first it was thought this only had implications for Libya it is now clear that his decision has scuppered a secret partnership between Libya, Iran and North [...]
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Good Grief!
Jonathan V Last of The Weekly Standard reports that there is a book out telling women Harvard Business School grads over 35 how to get a husband by learning what they did at Harvard Bus.
It’s hard to know where to start on this one because [...]
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Feminists hate being women
This is an email I got. Notice her sterling standard of equality. These women hate being women.
“Dear Amber,
god, another student who has been “had” by Ayn Rand. boy you sound just
like I used to sound, before I figured out that Ayn Rand’s ideas, though
superficially rational-sounding, have very little [...]
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THE LYING SKEPTICS
It gets worse. It looks like “The Skeptical Inquirer” was not credulous but straight-out dishonest in their support for the global warming theory. They depicted their favoured report on global warming as the outcome of a standard scientific peer-review process. As this report from Stats.org notes, it was nothing [...]
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