Category: Vox Populi

Progressive Berkeley minister denounces ‘geno ...

by Andrew Walden

“We do not want word to go out that we want to exterminate the Negro population….”
–Margaret Sanger, Founder, Planned Parenthood

Speaking in Hilo Friday, Rev Walter Hoye of the Progressive Baptist Church of Berkeley, CA told a gathering of 50 Hawaii religious leaders about forces of “black genocide” which he says now kill as many [...]

Criminal Suppression of Evidence

by Thomas Brewton

President Obama, Nancy Pelosi, and other leaders of the Democrat/Socialist Party are guilty of criminal suppression of evidence that makes the Waxman-Markey cap-and-trade bill unnecessary, as well as ferociously expensive for all of us.
My thanks to Frank Madarasz, who alerted me to this article on the Investor’s Business Daily website.

A suppressed EPA study says [...]

Did America Really Want This?

by Chris Adamo

While many on the right and in the middle were understandably fed up with the lackluster campaign of Senator John McCain, and his willingness to accept far too much of the Democrat political philosophy, it is absurd to contend that the nation had intentionally lurched so far to the left that it knowingly embraced the radicalism of the Obama machine. Yet such is the liberal monster that has since been unleashed.

Dear Mr. President: Thanks Again For Cap And Trade

by James J. Raider

We note that some of our other friends on Wall Street are very preoccupied, as we write this letter, coming up with new and extremely creative financial tools which they expect to launch upon the Bill’s passing. Those boys have amazing ways of getting in on any game with the potential of throwing off billions in cash. They look forward to a whole new set of opportunities opening up for them, replacing the ones eclipsed by the recent devastating financial compression. Listening to some of them, one might conclude that they have been holding séances with Jeffrey Skilling of Enron fame.??

The pimple that turned out to be cancer

by Denise Noe

I’ve always had occasional bouts of adult acne. Thus, I attached no special significance to what looked like a whitehead. It was in an unusual place: the soft area on the skin underneath the lower eyelid. But I did not make much of that. I squeezed gently on it. The squeezing hurt. It hurt sharply, [...]

$4 Billion Abuse Industry Rooted in Deceptions and ...

by Carey Roberts

Erin Pizzey is a genial woman with snow-white hair, cherubic cheeks, and an easy smile. It wasn’t always that way. The daughter of an English diplomat, she founded the world’s first shelter for battered women in 1971. To her surprise, she discovered that most of the women in her shelter were as violent as the [...]

Homosexuality, Fascism and The Pink Swastika: A Reb ...

by Dr. Warren Throckmorton

The authors of The Pink Swastika, Scott Lively and Kevin Abrams, would have us believe that homosexuality was the driving force behind the rise of Hitler’s Third Reich. Near the beginning of chapter three of The Pink Swastika, “The Homosexual Roots of Fascism,” Lively and Abrams state this thesis:
In seeking the roots of fascism we [...]

Safeguard 8: Avoid an Advisor with a Lavish Lifesty ...

by David John Marotta

There will always be swindlers masquerading as investment advisors. You can learn to recognize such people by their over-the-top lifestyle. Avoid them at all costs.
The differences between the manager of a Ponzi scheme and a model citizen are almost imperceptible, which is not surprising. Those who would perpetrate a Ponzi scheme are usually not the [...]

Artificial Intelligence: Too much talk about the fu ...

by Roger F. Gay

Over the last two decades, some amazing things have happened in the field of artificial intelligence (AI). Governments have been pouring money into AI and robotics, yielding meaningful progress. Some powerful AI systems have gone commercial; others are on the brink. But these accomplishments are sometimes being overshadowed by commentary on robot emotions, robot rights, [...]

The Day the Earth Stood Still: Sequel to Remake

by Roger F. Gay

The remake of The Day the Earth Stood Still (2008) was quite a disappointment to sci-fi fans. Viewers gave it just over 2 stars at Amazon.com. That’s slightly worse than Assignment: Outer Space (1960) and more than a point and a half behind Kronos (1950). If you haven’t heard of either, don’t worry about it. [...]

No Laughing Matter

by Dr. Mark W. Hendrickson

Who won the Cold War? That’s a no-brainer. The United States prevailed while the Soviet Union collapsed, and the People’s Republic of China dumped Marxism; capitalism (free markets and private property) triumphed over socialism (centrally planned markets and state-owned property); an ethos of individual rights proved to be more resilient and healthy than collectivist ideology; [...]

Air Pollution & the Risk of Deep Venous Thrombo ...

by Robert A. Wascher, MD, FACS

 
 
 
Health Report:
  
 
 
Air Pollution & the Risk of Deep Venous Thrombosis (DVT)      
 

 
“A critical weekly review of important new research findings for health-conscious readers…”
 
 
 
By, Robert A. Wascher, MD, FACS

 
 

 
Last Updated: 06/28/2009

The information in this column is intended for informational purposes only, and does not constitute medical advice or recommendations by the author. Please consult with your [...]

Iran: Green Hits the Streets

by Slater Bakhtavar

My freedom is yours.
You won’t be free unless you help me to get my freedom. Don’t remain silent while in the dark of night you hear screams of mothers for the lives of their kids. Don’t cover your ears when you hear the cries of the children for their mothers and fathers who have been [...]

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

by David Huntwork

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 Kicker [...]

Zimbabwe – Gold and diamonds

by Zvakwana

Dear Family and Friends,
A few months ago a friend was approached by a vendor who had a large walnut -sized transparent stone. The vendor didn’t want to say where he’d got the stone from but claimed it was a diamond and he was trying to sell it. The stone had a sharp edge which made [...]

Obamacare: Do Or Die For America

by Chris Adamo

It makes no difference why Obama and his kind are so intent on lowering the quality of American healthcare to levels reflective of nightmarish and dysfunctional Euro-socialist states. Their willingness to employ fraud and overreaches of power speaks volumes in itself. The results of this approach are entirely predictable. Any program that is implemented through such thuggish tactics cannot possibly redound to the benefit of America’s greatness or the former freedoms enjoyed by its people.

IKEA’s Complaint Of Russian Mob Rule

by James J. Raider

For giant corporations such as Ikea, size means that the price extracted for doing business becomes an impossible number to cap in Russia.

Neda Agha-Soltan – Innocent Symbol Of Revolut ...

by James J. Raider

Neda’s graphic entry into martyrdom will have put an end to the placating of ruling Iranian thugs by a European leadership which has enjoyed business as usual for a generation, sanctions or not.

Safeguard 7: Avoid Investment Advisors Who Sugarcoa ...

by David John Marotta

Safeguard 7: Avoid Investment Advisors Who Sugarcoat Reality
(2009-06-22) by David John Marotta
We’ve already discussed the many ways you can safeguard your money. But these methods cannot protect you from an unscrupulous advisor. My brother, who is a lawyer, has a saying we must all take to heart: “You can’t do a good deal with a [...]

The Supreme Court Nominee Who Can’t Write

by Carey Roberts

Supreme Court opinions are words for the generations that can affect the lives and welfare of millions. No one doubts that Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor has a compelling life story. But more to the point, we need to inquire about her aptitude to draft thoughtfully-reasoned, well-crafted legal opinions.
On this count, there is reason for [...]

Red Yeast Rice, Statins & Cholesterol

by Robert A. Wascher, MD, FACS

 
 
Health Report:

 
Red Yeast Rice, Statins & Cholesterol
      
 

  

 

“A critical weekly review of important new research findings for health-conscious readers…”
 
 

 
By, Robert A. Wascher, MD, FACS

Last Updated:  06/21/2009
 

The information in this column is intended for informational purposes only, and does not constitute medical advice or recommendations by the author.  Please consult with your physician before making any lifestyle or medication changes, [...]

Obama ‘Votes Present’ on Iran

by Joe Mariani

Obama’s silence on this matter is the most shameful action (or, in this case, inaction) by the supposed Leader of the Free World since Jimmy Carter twiddled his thumbs while 52 Americans were held hostage for 444 days 30 years ago by the same group of terrorists now running Iran.

Investment Strategies Part 4: Don’t Rebalance ...

by David John Marotta

Investment Strategies Part 4: Don’t Rebalance at the Sector Level
(2009-06-15) by David John Marotta
Rebalancing between asset classes boosts returns and decreases volatility. But setting your asset classes based on sectors of the economy is not an effective strategy.
You can rebalance your investment allocation at three levels: stocks and bonds, between asset classes and among subclasses. [...]

Zimbabwe – Countdown to a New Constitution

by Zvakwana

The decision was made in the past few weeks to proceed with the implementation of the road map to a new constitution as laid down, in some detail, in the Global Political Agreement. This has set us on a course that is likely to transform our political landscape and bring an early end to the [...]

Ivy League Realism

by Thomas Brewton

The social justice views of Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor have deep roots.
Several recent articles in both liberal-progressive and conservative media attributed Judge Sonia Sotomayor’s interpretation of the law to the doctrine of legal realism. Specifically mentioned in that connection was 1920s and 30s legal scholar Jerome Frank.
In fact, Mr. Frank was just one [...]

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by Mike LaSalle

Received via Phil Cook…
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Van disappoints in “Astral Weeks” re-visit

by Mark Charalambous

Review: “Astral Weeks: Live at the Hollywood Bowl,” Van Morrison
March 2, 2009
Me and “Astral Weeks” go way back… 1968… high school. The title track and “Madame George” enjoyed daily rotation on heavy underground FM radio station WNEW. I went out and bought the LP and after going through two vinyl copies before buying the [...]

Lady Justice: Eyes Wide Shut?

by Mark Charalambous

Choosing the rule of law over the rule of man marked a signal event in the history of civilization. Those seeking to implement “social justice” through the courts want Lady Justice to take off her blindfold so she can see the faces of the poor huddled victims of American class injustice—and rule accordingly.
Make no mistake [...]

Please, No Neckties for Father’s Day!

by Carey Roberts

Can you imagine a Mother’s Day ad urging the purchase of a vacuum cleaner for Workaholic Moms? Or a greeting card that depicts mom grinning contentedly over a hot stove?
These slightly irreverent images came to mind as I surveyed the advertisements for Father’s Day this year.
Go to Amazon.com, for example, where you’ll see a [...]

TO MY GRANDSON

by Tom Glennon

TO MY GRANDSON
Dear Keirick;
Your eighth birthday is fast approaching, and I wanted to put down some thoughts as you finish up Second Grade, and prepare for next year.
I was very proud on your first day of school, when you were the only one in your class of five and six year olds who knew the [...]

 
 
 
 
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