Organized Crime
The Federal Reserve and the big banks fought for more than two years to keep details of the largest bailout in U.S. history a secret. Now, you can see what they were hiding. Be sure to roll the interactive tool … Continue reading
Tag Archives: politics
Wow. Who knew Jon Voight was so ignorant?
“Obama really thinks he’s a soft-spoken Julius Caesar who thinks he’s going to conquer the world with his soft-spoken sweet talk and really thinks he’s going to be all the enemies of the world to a little playground where they’ll … Continue reading
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Seven Year Old in the Sandbox
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The Culture of Death
OK. I’ve got this tiny little question. While the Administration replays the runup to Iraq, why am I the only person who seems to remember that Iran is a weapons proxy for China? COMMENTS Jason said… We just gave India … Continue reading
Tax Day
In honor of Tax Day, I’d like to show you a few references. First, the amount of taxes the government collected in 2005: $1,356,204M (This excludes SS and Government receipts) Second, the amount the federal government spent on interest on … Continue reading
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The Demon Haunted World IV
It would be easy for me to fill an entire blog with the bottomless, willful ignorance of the religious right. Don’t worry, I won’t bore you with the repetitive tedium. But I cannot resist just two more current examples, oh … Continue reading
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The Culture of Corruption II
Is anyone really surprised that the garbage goes all the way to the top? In every walk of life, the leadership sets the tone, and President Ho-Ho the Sock Puppet is no exception. But I keep forgetting – treason is … Continue reading
Honor
Heroism is daily commitment to integrity. The voice of reason against a howling mob. Harry Taylor spoke to dumbya in Charlotte today: “You never stop talking about freedom, and I appreciate that. But while I listen to you talk about … Continue reading