Media
Hanging Mao on the Tree?
I’ll begin this article with a few justifications to try to preempt irate emails from Obama supporters: First off, I write on faith, politics, and the presidency, having done books on the subject and lots of articles; this includes the faith of President Obama. Second, I’ve been recently writing on Mao’s China; specifically, on... »
Orwellian Nightmare: Science Is Whatever ‘the Party’ Says It Is
Last week I was on a university panel formed to debate the issue of science and religion. My argument was the same one I’ve been making for years: given the known laws of physics — in particular, general relativity (Einstein’s theory of gravity) and quantum mechanics — we have no choice but to conclude... »
The Fraud Is Everywhere: SUNY Albany and Queens University Belfast Join Climategate
Some of the emails leaked in Climategate discuss my work. Following is a comment on that, and on something more important. In 2007, I published a peer-reviewed paper alleging that some important research relied upon by the IPCC (for the treatment of urbanization effects) was fraudulent. The emails show that Tom Wigley — one of... »
The End of the Line for Climate Hysteria?
Following the release into the webworld of hacked emails, computer codes, and a raft of supplementary documents recording the antics of sundry paleoclimatolgists at the University of East Anglia’s influential Climate Research Unit, it has now become ice-crystal clear not only that the world has been cooling for the last decade, but that the... »
Going Rogue Too Dumb for San Fran Bookstores. What Smart Books Made The Cut?
From yesterday’s San Francisco Chronicle — “Bay Area not maverick enough to read Palin book“: It might as well have cooties. Hardly anyone wants to touch the thing, or even get close to it. The new autobiography by moose hunter and failed vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin is harder to find in the Bay Area than... »
Global Warming Cooling
The lamestream media told you: “Survey: Americans’ belief in global warming is cooling off,” according to Dina Cappiello, writing for AP. In a half page article, “Just 57 percent think there is solid evidence the world is getting warmer, down 20 percentage points in just three years, a new poll says.” The poll was conducted... »
Kimberly Munley, Jessica Lynch and the Path to Being a Media Heroine
But even if Munley’s actions ultimately prove exemplary, we need to acknowledge that were it not for the confusion created by the pursuit of a sensational story about a heroic woman, the headline would have simply read, “Gunman Taken Down by Police,” and Sgt. Todd would have been lucky to even have his name... »
World Economic Forum Blatantly Ignores Men
A couple of days ago, the World Economic Forum released its annual report on the Global Gender Gap. The World Economic Forum is a highly respected, not-for-profit organization that is legally registered as a foundation in Switzerland. When they release a major report, the world listens and the media coverage is extensive. »
A DA’S Guide to Convicting a Man of Rape, Guilty or Not
Redmond Oregon is the type of place that people like to say that they are from. A sleepy town wrapped in the mountains of central Oregon with a population of around 15,000 souls. A town small enough not to have traffic congestion, but large enough not to be absent of good schools,... »
Cyber Attack? Glenn Beck Exposes Obama’s Internet Takeover
“You never want a serious crisis to go to waste.” – Rahm Emanuel, White House Chief of Staff. On Monday, October 19, top talk show host Glenn Beck will expose President Barack Obama’s latest power grab: control of the Internet. The show (aired on Fox News Channel at 5:00 PM EST) is a must-see... »
What The Caine Mutiny Can Teach Us about Global Warming Scientists
Anthropogenic global warming (AGW) is justified via argument from authority: a consensus of “experts” holds that humans are responsible for the increase in the Earth’s average temperature during the twentieth century. I was once a leader in forming a scientific consensus. In the late 1970s, most cosmologists believed the universe could not accelerate.... »
News, Information, and the Politics of Survival
LETTER FROM THE PUBLISHER As the Publisher of MensNewsDaily.com, I must make decisions that in my sole judgment are beneficial to the long-term health and well-being of this publication. Back in 2002, MND became a charter member of Google News when that service was in beta. MND’s article archive on Google News reaches back to May,... »
Killing America’s Kids (No Big Deal. Hey, They Breed Fast in Tennessee)
The web is covered in stink today because of a reporter for the Associated Press, Julie Jacobson, who photographed the death of a Marine whose legs had just been blown off. The kid was Joshua Bernard, a Lance Corporal of 21 years. When the photo appeared, Robert Gates, the Secretary of Defense furiously... »
Cuckolding a man yet caring about him? The touching story told by the song In Some Room Above the Street.
I find the song In Some Room Above the Street, especially as sung in the inimitable vibrato of the late country singer Gary Stewart, to have an extraordinary emotional power. Part of the reason for the song’s power is that it ends on an unexpectedly poignant note. The song begins by telling of a rather... »
Obama Considers Real America “The Enemy”
Realizing that Barack Obama’s underhanded program can only be successfully achieved within a complete media/information monopoly, he has called on sympathetic minions to help compile an “enemies list” by submitting the identities of any who dare to resist his medical socialism plan by disseminating any information that “seems fishy.” »
Monogamy is not natural — but is ideal
The following letter to the editor that I wrote was recently published in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. We may disapprove of politicians getting into sex scandals, but we should not be shocked, regardless of the person’s moral beliefs. The simple truth is that monogamy is not a natural state for humans of either gender. Millions of... »
Accusations Unlimited
Allegation has become the fiat currency of social and legal power over men, and it is working in spades. Corporations cave in, shrinking from the bad press of lawsuits that go to trial. Prosecutors that cannot politically afford to be seen as soft on crime, or hard on women, run innocent people through with... »
Women, Whales and Whoppers
It really makes one wonder how men get the rap for fragile egos when the culture we live in is dependent on routine mendacity to help women feel adequate. »
Walter Cronkite: Quintessential Liberal-Progressive
Mr. Cronkite, the influential and well-liked anchorman of “CBS Evening News” from 1962 to 1981, died today at age 92. However nice a person he may have been, Walter Cronkite was, more importantly, a model voice for liberal-progressives’ brand of socialism. His lack of understanding about the nature of the Constitution and about the... »
Gore Unhinged
“How can ANYONE take this man seriously?” writes Marilyn, a frequent reader of our Center for Vision & Values articles. Attached to Marilyn’s email was this headline, “Gore compares climate change fight to war against Nazis.” As the accompanying article noted, Al Gore, speaking at the World Forum on Enterprise and the Environment in Oxford,... »
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