Vox Populi
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... »
The Fear of Loss and the Need for Approval: How Abusive Women Control Men
Why is it so difficult for men who are being controlled by narcissistic, borderline, histrionic and other abusive women to end the relationship? What keeps them tethered to these abusive personalities sometimes even after the relationship has ended? There are two basic hooks this kind of woman uses to keep men on a readily yank-able... »
Breast Cancer Treatment & Chronic Pain
Health Report: Breast Cancer Treatment & Chronic Pain “A critical weekly review of important new research findings for health-conscious readers…” By, Robert A. Wascher, MD, FACS Updated: 11/15/2009 The information in this column is intended for informational purposes only, and does not constitute medical advice... »
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... »
Confronting the Spin on the Fort Hood Massacre
It is sad and disturbing commentary on the state of American culture when the facts surrounding an event, such as the slaughter that took place at Fort Hood, can not only be manipulated to facilitate a political ideology but blatantly ignored in the pursuit of a political agenda. In the face of the most... »
United Nations says that diversity is bad and fossil fuels are good
By Special Guest Columnist Craig Cantoni In a shocking reversal, the United Nations has come out against New World Order dogma about diversity and global warming. It has concluded that the best countries for human development are racially homogenous, as long as the dominant race is white or Asian. And if that’s not... »
The Making of a Men’s Rights Activist: A Letter to a Departed Friend
How is a “men’s rights activist” made? We all have a story … My awareness of what are now called “gender issues” began back in the early 1970’s, while I was attending a private, college-prep high school. In an elective seminar class billed as having to do with personal relationships, I was surprised... »
George Schroeder, M.D.: Witness to the Wall and to Socialized Medicine
Dr. Paul Kengor interviews Dr. George Schroeder, a physician working in America and a brand new American citizen who was born and raised not far from the Berlin Wall. Today, Dr. Schroeder fights the fight for freedom, including a free-market healthcare system in America. He is eager to share his unique experiences as a... »
Why Place Your Bet On The Horse That Always Loses?
Why believe that Obamacare will “bend the cost curve,” when government has repeatedly failed to cut costs of existing healthcare entitlements? The Obama administration and fellow liberal-progressive-socialists in Congress have based much of their rationalization for Obamacare on its purported reductions in healthcare costs. But, for at least two decades, proposals by the Social... »
Lessons Learned From New York District 23
The American people overwhelmingly identify with conservatism, but no longer with Republicans, who all too often disavow any loyalty to it. Having vainly attempted to ingratiate themselves with the political “center,” GOP “moderates” lost touch with the conservative base. »
The Forgotten Battle of World War II: Remembering the Aleutian Campaign
Every Veterans Day presents an opportunity to commemorate those who served in some faraway place long ago, many of whom paid that ultimate sacrifice. World War II offers its share of remembrances: Pearl Harbor, December 7, 1941; Normandy, June 6, 1944; the Battle of the Bulge, December 16, 1944; to name a few. ... »
Gender Rules of Today
Women want full independence — Women want male protection when things get rough or dangerous Men and women can vote — The draft and compulsory military service are male only Men are expected to work in jobs that they do not care for to support their families – Men are lazy for not doing half of... »
Women Have Unique Financial Needs (2009-11-02)
Women Have Unique Financial Needs (2009-11-02) by David John Marotta Retirement planning is even more crucial for women than for men. Although most women are married, 85% outlive their husbands and are alone during their last years. Financial planning must address the unique issues facing older women who probably worked fewer years and earned less money... »
Sex and Control: How Men Get Screwed by Emotionally Abusive Women
Sex is a very important part of a healthy and loving relationship. If you’re involved with an emotionally abusive narcissistic and/or borderline woman, the sex has probably become bad for your self-esteem and general well-being, just like everything else in your relationship. Women with these issues basically have three behaviors toward sex: hyper-sexuality, “hot and... »
Abuse Industry Teaches Women to Fear Men, Teaches Men to Fear Women
Recently I attended a domestic violence conference hosted by a church in my community. “The Church’s Role in Addressing Domestic Violence in the Faith Community,” the glossy brochure explained. The program featured a Proclamation by President Barack Obama filled with heart-rending language about the “devastating impact” of domestic violence on women and children. The conference... »
Meet The Todd’s
Cindi and Dale Todd run Phoenix Counseling Services, Inc. up in Everett, WA. They are the latest in the long line of pretenders that we are out to expose in the corrupt DV Industry within the State of Washington. Dale boasts on his website that he is a Certified Clinical Criminal Justice Specialist through... »
Shopping Malls: Bastions of Female Privilege by Darrin Albert (NCFM/MS Psychology)
I was at a hardware store recently that specialized in practical (and boring) merchandise like lawn-mowers, power tools, sink handles, toilets, farm equipment, nuts/bolts, gas cans, car jacks, work clothing, and cement mix. I saw a T-shirt representing the store with a slogan that read something like: “The Man’s Shopping Mall”. This got me... »
Do PC Feminists Really Think Women are Too Weak…or Just Too Special?
I was having lunch with a friend one time, a nice enough guy, and I asked him if it was fair that most of the blue-collar grunt-laborers seemed to be males wherever you looked. I don’t know if this resonated poorly with any feminist sympathies of his or not, but he told me something... »
Government As Narcotics Dealer
Since the advent of the Federal Reserve System in 1913, monetary authorities have repeatedly upped the narcotic dosage as a remedy for the pains of easy money and credit addiction. An exceptionally clear and insightful analysis of the precipitating and sustaining causes of the twelve-year-long Great Depression is to be found in Banking and the... »
The Commander In Chief And Today’s Disaster In Texas
Would you have remained in Washington, and while giving a speech, mentioned the killings in a “by the way," addendum? Perhaps not. »
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