Parallels Strange how Clinton and Kerry have managed to soil and disgrace what most Americans venerate. In Clinton’s case the Oval Office, in Kerry’s, the medals that are given to people who have done something outstanding for their country. A Little More Deconstruction Whenever I hear one of the nutty feminists go off about...

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George W Bush’s Military Record GWB has been off the screen for the past month as John Kerry has put on a truly impressive demonstration of political ineptness and psychopathology. (Man, I still can’t get over someone re-enacting their battle experiences for home movies and winning THREE Purple Hearts without bleeding. Wow!) Until a...

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Bingo! Commonsense hit the nail right on the head when he posted about being aware of the “faux” demonstrators that will be all over the media this week. The hair on the back of my neck went up when I saw the organization A.N.S.W.E.R in one of the inter-net stories about convention precautionary measures....

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Foolishness I remember when the word “harass” was pronounced with the accent on the last syllable, the planet “Uranus” was likewise pronounced with the accent on the last syllable and the field event now called “the long jump” was called “the broad jump”. I find this totally ridiculous to be squeamish about the words...

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The Best… Congratulations to the Women’s American Soccer team for winning the Gold Medal in Athens. They played like champions defeating, Brazil, a country noted for playing “beautiful” soccer and they conducted themselves with style and class afterwards as opposed to the last time they won when Brandi Chastain took off her team shirt...

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“It’s deconstruction time, it’s deconstruction time…” And today’s target is the French along with their ridiculous belief that they are the guardians of Western Culture (thank you, CommonSense, for the reminder) I thought that once too until I went to Italy and started toting up the magnificence of the Italians and things Italian. Ready?...

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Time Will Tell When the history of the media since the 60′s is written, it will be very much like the history of the industries of the late 19th century, people who disregarded their their public trust, people who lied, cheated and stole, people who exploited others and thought that they could get away...

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Question for the Day What ever happened to Sandy Berger and those famous socks, especially what was in those famous socks? Disgust The Iraqi soccer soccer team beat Portugal 4-2 in an Olympic game. The story brought tears to my eyes because I am an avid sports fan and I remember what the Iraqi...

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Hypocrisy is spelled “A-m-e-r-i-c-a-n W-o-m-a-n” The At&T home page today ran a story (with pictures) about Paris and Nicky Hilton. Now I know next to nothing about these two young women except that they are very pretty and are related in some way to the hotel Hiltons so they will never be short of...

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First thing first… I couldn’t quite make out what city was being referred to in Fire’s post about beautiful women. If it was Angry Harry, then obviously it was London and if it was Fire, then obviously it was Chicago. In reality it makes no difference. There is only one city that is”The “Beauty...

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Bush, Kerry and “Nice People” As I was having lunch with a good friend yesterday, I happened to say that few people as they get older find human beings especially good. My friend came back immediately with the retort that there are good people, etc., etc.,etc. My friend is a very decent human being...

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Why We Are Where We Are “Ah, if ever I could have written a quarter of what I saw and felt under that tree, with what clearness should I have brought out all the contradictions of our social system, with what simplicity i should have demonstrated that man is good naturally, and that by...

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The Realities of War Stephen Spielberg, when he made “Saving Private Ryan”, said that he wanted to show war as it really is. No John Wayne, Clark Gable stuff, no sirreebob, just the hard-boiled nitty-gritty facts. We see a guy get shot betweeen the eyes and a Jewish American soldier stabbed to death by...

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Question for the Day #1 Why is it that the words “God” and “evil” send liberals into orbit faster than any other? Question for the Day #2 Why is it that the liberals are still so entranced with Marxism when it has been one of the monumental failures in history, as the Soviet Union,...

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Dear Homosexual Activists: You spent $450,000 in the recent vote in Missouri concerning “same-sex marriage” last Tuesday. 71% of the people who voted, voted against you. The usual turn-out for a primary election is 15-25%. This year it was 42.8% The source for this information is the Sunday Townhall.com column of Mme Kathleen Parker....

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The Intellectual, Moral and Spiritual Bankruptcy of the Democratic Party With about three months to the day, 90 days, until Election Day,I have yet to hear any realistic proposal about what to do with our “situation with Islam” whether you call “the war on terrorism”, “the war in Iraq”, whatever. I have heard nothing...

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A Line In The Sand… Bernie really took the bull by the horns yesterday in his article on “Heterophobia” and did a great job of it. I am going to chip in because I have noticed that men’s sites like the MND Forum and “This Is Our Board” make a point of steering clear...

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Men: Conservative and Liberal For the past few days I have had this recurring thought that John Kerry is Bill Clinton without the “kinky” sex. It was re-inforced today when I read about how much film he shot of himself during the Viet-Nam War. That’s crazy. You’re in a situation where people are trying...

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The Lowest Point? It was difficult telling what was the lowest point of John Kerry’s acceptance speech. The prattling on and on about his war days?(after which he embarassed and angered many who were not in “the band of brothers” on stage by implicitly accusing them of atrocities they did not commit) or the...

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