Here’s Mel Gibson’s mugshot taken after his arrest for DUI and subsequent alleged anti-Jew tirade: This will definitely not go down in history as a Hollywood classic. Newfound Gibson haters will also loathe the fact that there’s not a swastika carved in Mel’s forehead or anything like that. For my money, there’s still no...
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by Jim Kouri, CPP In our topsy-turvy world in which the good guys are characterized as evil, while evil thugs are portrayed as merely political militants, the tragedy in the Lebanese town of Qana serves as an object lesson for anyone who really believes we will triumph over the Islamofascists. Before the facts are...
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The world’s done gone crazy. Let’s just blow it all up and be done with it. Jeez. Here’s a few examples…. Two Faces For The Price Of Juan For those of you who’ve read my columns, you’ll know that black empowerment and liberation from what some call the “liberal plantation†has been a topic...
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Republicans, have you hugged Michael Moore today? The filmmaker and man who wherever you see him, you assume it’s the bus stop, has recently located to Traverse City, Michigan. According to Moore, strange things are happening. Moore says that now more Republicans than ever are hugging him these days. There are four possible explanations for this....
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The National Organization for Women turned 40 this summer, and formally celebrated its anniversary at its national conference in July. NOW President Kim Gandy has proudly recounted her organization’s successes in opening up opportunities for women, and says they are “never giving up the dream of full equality for all.†Unfortunately, on some issues...
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Majority Rights For anybody who is wondering what has happened to the “Majority Rights” blog, it is down for technical, not political reasons. Why? From what I gather, it has a “blue-eyed beauty” thread that is both gargantuan (with heaps of graphics) and very active (it has been going for months) and that blows...
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It was as inevitable as the next sunrise. An Israeli air strike in the southern Lebanese town of Qana that was intended to kill some of the Hezbollah terrorists who started an unprovoked war against it, instead killed dozens of women and children in a building that was leveled. It had to happen sooner...
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Responsibility for the tragic deaths of scores of Lebanese women and children in Qana, Lebanon falls primarily on Hezbollah and its backers, Syria and Iran, not on Israel. To initiate a war against Israel and then use children as shields is so evil and disgusting that the most horrific punishment conceivable is too good...
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No evidence that diet changes fight cancer: “Two new studies have found what their authors say is scant evidence that changes in diet help cancer patients survive longer or avoid recurrences of the disease. Many cancer patients and their families see hope in foods popularly believed to help fight cancer, including nutritional supplements. And...
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Back before the beginning of time, in the late Fifties when the sun lowered over small-town Alabama like a steaming towel, and it was so humid a tadpole could just about fly, we kids of eleven didn’t have many store-bought toys. We didn’t need’em, neither. On slow barefoot afternoons with nothing to do, we...
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I’ve had dinner, romantic interludes and various other activities interrupted by a knock on the door by a Jehovah’s Witness (JW). A serial killer with blood dripping from his hands is a more welcome sight than a blank-eyed JW spouting Bible verses. Why is it only annoying types who feel compelled to share their religion/ideology?...
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Today’s column at WorldNetDaily has been six years in the making. In 2000, Bill Clinton decided to locate his official post-presidential office in Harlem. Ever since then many residents there have been screaming “gentrification!” A few scattered protests over the years didn’t make much news. Then, just a few days ago, there was a protest by at...
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Legislation would ease burden on gun dealers: “It is tough operating a gun shop under harassment from the federal government and unjustified media attacks. But the harassment might soon get a little better, as today the House Judiciary Committee starts marking up a bill by Representatives Howard Coble and Bobby Scott to ease the...
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The Virtue of Riches How wealth makes us more moral — a few excerpts from here For many Americans, riches are so disreputable that taking them away is a goal in itself. The left used to offer the misery of the poor as a reason for redistribution, but these days an increase in inequality...
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Some of the comments on my last post, “The Boy Problem in Education is the Nation’s Problem,†deserve a response, (the original comments are posted below that post). Denis said, “FEMALES brought this situation about, both through action and inaction.â€Â A small group of women brought about many of society’s current problems through political...
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. Taking It To The Airwaves . . Fellow female family law reform advocate Judi Smith-Phelps of Fathers4Justice-USA appeared on the Joel Riley Show on Radio 610WTVN (MP3 694KB) July 26. According to F4J-USA coordinator John Fowler: “What was supposed to be a 10 minute interview followed by 20 minutes of listener ‘call ins’...
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by Jim Kouri, CPP With terrorists indiscriminately killing civilians throughout the world, Muslims committing genocide in Africa, and a legitimate government being overthrown in Somalia, the United Nations has truly stepped up to the plate and condemned … the United States. The US government should suspend all death sentences, a United Nations human rights...
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Liberals never cease to amaze me. Catch this one. Cindy Sheehan, who is now on a hunger strike for peace in Iraq and who will be a distinguished paticipant at the Code Pink Peace Retreat, calls President Bush all kinds of names implying that he is a heartless, knuckle-dragging jerk. Fine. So who does...
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We are approaching August 4, the anniversary of the day in 1892 when Andrew and Abby Borden of Fall River, Massachusetts were brutally murdered in their homes. The doubly slaying is a familiar part of popular culture as is the perception that the accused, Lizzie Borden, stepdaughter of Abby and daughter of Andrew, committed...
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