In one of my regular forum haunts, I’m reading comments from a parent whose son is still being subjected to global warming propaganda. It’s one of the most atrocious political cons that’s ever been foisted on the public. You could call it the Big Lie that got out of control. It’s political fraud, not...
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As part of my continuing effort to develop credentials as an environmental journalist, I offer you this sensational breaking world exclusive. (Previous EJ article.) It’s the perfect solution to everything. It’s said to represent the keenest investment ever in the future of personkind ever conceived. It will at once solve the climate change problem,...
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When I was young, before everything was made from synthetics, we heard stories; stories about undomesticated tires living in the woods near the highway. We had seen them ourselves resting in muddy sties and dangling like monkeys in trees. According to legend, rubber is alive. As old cars roll down the road they deposit...
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Founder and Editor-in-Chief Mike LaSalle announced the retirement of MensNewsDaily.com today. After nearly 9 years of continuous operation, the world’s premier men’s news and commentary site will end its operations “over the next month.†The introduction of MND came at a pivotal time in American history, in the aftermath of legislative thrusts against fathers...
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When it comes to America and its often fraught relationship with what may be its greatest art form, Roger Ebert is heard everywhere; but, ironically and unfortunately, he has proved to have remarkably little to say.
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The unmerciful and unyielding science god of the atheists had spoken: sacrifices must be made.
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Lie to me. I promise, I’ll believe. -Cheryl Crow Every man knows that when answering the question posed in the title that he does so at his own risk. It’s a typical non question, designed more for adulation on demand than an honest answer. And you have seen it before, or one of a...
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Tom Pauken's, Bringing America Home, unveils a writer who's heart and mind unabashedly rings out 'God! Family! Country!'
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Al Gore’s bogus green enterprises have pulled in some major public funding based on fraudulent claims; leading to the suggestion that he may eventually stand trial. There’s something more. In his obsessive lectures, it seems he’ll not be content until he’s destroyed the economy and forced his political enemies, those who he credits for...
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Robert Bentley asks Why Are Old School Conservatives Scared of Gay Marriage? Mr. Bentley established and opines regularly in the libertarian leaning blog Conservative for Change, to which I also contribute. His view is given away by the article’s title. Young, open-minded libertarians should cast aside the cowardly bigotry of grumpy old logically-challenged conservatives....
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With the possible exception of the sexual molestation of a child, rape is a crime that evokes the most visceral of responses from the average person. And for good reason. Sex that is physically forced or obtained by threat of harm sadistically reduces victims to their most helpless state, and leaves lingering damage that...
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As the illegal immigration crisis proceeds a pace, and an American President has so far removed himself from his duty (and his wits) that he has ordered his Justice Department to sue an American state (Arizona) for doing its duty and for having its wits about it in defense of its citizens and their...
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Calling it hate speech, the University of Illinois has fired a Catholic professor hired to teach an introductory course on Catholicism and Modern Catholic Thought for responding to a student question about why homosexuality is immoral under Natural Law.
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"Marriage. Children. You never expect it to end in tragedy. Unless you're me." --Dexter
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No easy listening feat by any stretch of the imagination, Scott Walker’s The Drift … is, simply, a work of staggering emotional sentiment and complexity that few will be able to match. It defies explanation. –Michael Crumsho, Dusted Magazine For a moment, listening to the music of Scott Walker can be like listening to a...
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Management 101 As oil in the Gulf of Mexico continues to gush, many Americans have ceased gushing over President Obama, mysteriously surprised he is functioning as a left-wing ideologue with no management competence. Why the surprise? This is akin to being shocked that Miami in July is humid. The red flags were evident from...
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Based on the record, it is fair to expect that the Norwegian Nobel Committee’s choice this year will be widely criticized. It seems wise then, to weigh in early and avoid the rush. If there is any question about who was first, it should be remembered that this condemnation came a full five months...
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Another Father’s Day is upon us; a day of bad ties and good memories for most.  And for many men a day of somber consideration, not only from the political hacking on fathers in general, but from the more private realm of personal history. We don’t often venture here, in this place of politics...
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Potential Abusers By signing HB65 — International Marriage Brokers Regulation (IMBR) — Maryland Governor Martin O’Malley, on May 20, 2010, willfully condoned pernicious gender profiling. The framers of this unconstitutional law, which becomes effective in October, blithely labeled all of Maryland’s male citizens and legal residents as potential abusers of foreign women. The original...
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Tactical Animals People tend to be tactical, not strategic, animals: they’d rather fight fires than prevent them. Procrastination and denial are their extinguishers of choice, at home and the workplace. BP’s foreseen disaster in the Gulf of Mexico, ruining lives like a predictable divorce, is but the latest example. People delay divorce for years,...
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