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Boycott The One

Monday, September 7th, 2009

As the entire civilized world now knows, President Barack Obama will be addressing the nation’s school children on Tuesday, September 8, 2009.  As soon as this was announced, and the accompanying Department of Education lesson plan released, a storm of controversy arose and suddenly schools were being besieged by angry parents. Bombarded  principals, administrators... »

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The Kicker of St. John’s Wood: A Book Review

Sunday, June 28th, 2009

A rational person in a rational world should be able to say that the premise and storyline of the latest book by author Gary Wolf is silly, ridiculous, and prone to flights of fancy. Unfortunately, in the first decade of the 21st century the subject matter and conjecture found in the pages of The... »

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We Shall Not Go Quietly Into the Night

Saturday, March 28th, 2009

After the shellacking of the Republican Party by the Democrats on November fourth people are asking themselves “what happened?” and “what do we do next?”. The “what happened”was eight years of a lackluster president who enacted the surge about two and half years too late, surrendered on the public relations front, and abandoned the conservative... »

Posted in Conservatism, Private, Vox Populi | 1 Comment »

Dancing Under the Ugandan Skies: A Triumph of Storytelling

Wednesday, March 25th, 2009

Over the past few years I have had the privilege to have known a native Ugandan missionary named Mike Wangolo. He is the leader of a team of Africans called Afri-Tendo (http://www.thrustministries.org/) who make periodic trips to the United States to witness to Americans through native songs and dances. During his travels he has... »

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The Seductive Temptress

Tuesday, January 13th, 2009

The modern political persuasion called Liberalism can be compared to a beautiful seductive temptress.  Alluring and destined to feel good for a while but after a fling with this wily ideology one is left realizing that the intoxicating goddess was more like a cheap prostitute. This seducer of the mind and soul leaves one... »

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The 99 Most Memorable, Interesting and Outrageous Political Quotes of 2008

Sunday, December 21st, 2008

The year 2008 was politically the most exciting and unusual in a generation. It hosted a long, divisive and drama filled campaign season that featured the rapid rise and fall of Rudy Guiliani, Fred Thompson and Mike Huckabee, the unlikely rise of John McCain and Barack Obama, and the eventual bitter defeat of Hillary... »

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Obama’s “Natural Born” Problem

Friday, December 12th, 2008
Obama’s “Natural Born” Problem

By now you are probably aware that there have been a multitude of lawsuits filed in regards to the question of whether or not President-elect Barack Obama is in fact eligible under the “natural born” provision of the Constitution of the United States of America to be the President of the United States. The... »

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Posted in Law, Politics, Society, Vox Populi | 12 Comments »

Don’t lie to your kids this Christmas

Wednesday, December 10th, 2008

From the moment a child is born there is probably no greater “universal truth” pounded into their head by society and culture than of the existence of a fat jolly man dressed in red who brings good little boys and girls presents each year with his eight tiny reindeer. It is the one great... »

Posted in Culture, Family, Fatherhood, Religion, Vox Populi | 14 Comments »

ACORN, Voter Fraud, Illegal Contributions, and the Coming Liberal Nanny State

Wednesday, October 29th, 2008

Have you ever wondered about “community organizing” and the swarming “get out the vote” goon squads that the Left increasingly mobilizes for presidential elections? ACORN is one of the largest of these entities and has an extensive and long history with Barack Obama. It is one of the central players in the massive Democratic... »

Posted in Current Events, Mayhem, Politics, Vox Populi | 1 Comment »

Palin and those “scary” Christians

Wednesday, September 24th, 2008

Pentecostals number between 10-30 million in the United States depending on how you define the term and make up one quarter of all Christians worldwide. They are a subset of the larger evangelical movement that numbers about 102 million people in the United States. ABC News recently published this article on the type of... »

Posted in Analysis, Politics, Religion, Vox Populi | 10 Comments »

Civility at Saddleback

Sunday, August 17th, 2008

I watched a good portion the Saddleback Civil Forum on Saturday evening. It was a decent showing for both candidates but McCain probably did the best in what was viewed by many conservatives as a possible ambush by a pro-Obama evangelical pastor at a forum conceived by a variety of ideologically questionable characters. Instead,... »

Posted in Analysis, Politics, Vox Populi | 1 Comment »

The Coming Fascist State

Wednesday, June 25th, 2008

The Coming Fascist State By David M. Huntwork   If the government gets into the business of regulating and controlling carbon emissions it will be an unparalleled concentration of power far exceeding the New Deal under Roosevelt. The government will be in complete control over what businesses and average citizens consume and produce. It is the gateway... »

Posted in Politics, Vox Populi | 3 Comments »

Hillary’s Close Call

Wednesday, March 26th, 2008

In case you haven’t heard, it has been revealed that the former first lady had a close call during a trip to Bosnia in the nineties. A recent anecdote shared at least three times on the campaign trail by former first lady and Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, as she attempts to ‘out McCain,... »

Posted in Analysis, Current Events, Politics, Vox Populi | 7 Comments »

Obama: Excusing the Inexcusable

Thursday, March 20th, 2008

As the race and religion debate continues to swirl around him, Senator Barack Obama is having trouble keeping his story straight. His close relationship with his self-described spiritual advisor, Jeremiah Wright, has become a lightning rod for criticism and condemnation by people across the political spectrum. His association with the David Duke of the... »

Posted in Culture, Current Events, Politics, Religion, Vox Populi | 2 Comments »

The Jerry Springer Party

Saturday, March 15th, 2008

The Democratic party is swiftly turning into the Jerry Springer Party. The Democratic presidential contest is about one degree away from bleeped out tirades and security guards tackling the guests amid the biting, scratching and name-calling. JERRY! JERRY! JERRY! Even though the resignation of New York Governor Eliot “Backdoor” Spitzer is the story of the day,... »

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In Defense of Blackwater and the Modern Day ‘Merc’

Wednesday, October 3rd, 2007

The mere mention of private military companies is enough to panic the OH MY GOD squad of American society and leaves them loudly shrieking fascism and totalitarianism, murder and thuggery.  There have been scores of private military companies and security firms employed by the Department of Defense and the State Department in Iraq since the war... »

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The Left attempts to define Political Correctness

Monday, September 17th, 2007

Kai Chang from the blog Zuky wrote a piece titled The Greatest Cliché: The Unexamined Propaganda of “Political Correctness” which sought to ‘reclaim’ the phrase Political Correctness and to wave a finger at all those who have dared to strike back at the PC advocates. It has been hailed as the “definitive analysis of... »

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Successes and Setbacks in the “Long War”

Wednesday, January 31st, 2007

A year ago the Pentagon released its Quadrennial Defense Review. It was essentially a strategy for a 20-year “long war” and a generational battle plan designed to prepare the military for a Cold War type struggle against the forces of militant Islam. According to the official unveiling: “Since the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001,... »

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The Rise of the Anti-Jihadists

Wednesday, December 6th, 2006

The Internet has become a favored propaganda tool for Islamists, terrorists and al-Qaeda types the world over. It is used to distribute their videos, release their fatwa’s, troll for recruits, shore up their base, coordinate their activities and influence the mainstream media. It has also given birth to a whole class of ‘anti-jihadists’ who... »

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Workshop of the Second Self: A book review

Sunday, October 29th, 2006

We increasingly live in a society where everyone is a victim; and just one step from everyone having a disability. We have gone far beyond the physical handicaps, or the obvious mental illness, that were normally and traditionally defined as disabilities. Now it encompasses alcoholism, being shy, being ugly, anxieties of all sorts, phobias... »

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