Archive for March, 2007

Winning The Culture War: Hope

No Comments Yet | Posted by matthew on March 31st, 2007 in Culture

This really stuck out to me today as I was scanning headlines, 34% of college graduates believe Creation occurred as laid out in the Bible, against the onslaught of the evolutionary monopoly taught in most institutions of learning. It is amazing to see that there is indeed much more than a remnant that God is [...]

April Fools: Ten Best Hoaxes

No Comments Yet | Posted by matthew on March 31st, 2007 in Uncategorized

Some of these are real doozies. Makes one wonder just how smart the average Joe or Jane they rub shoulders with every day are. I love people, they are an endless source of humor to me.

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Tags: Humor

Feinstein Quits Committee

1 Comment | Posted by JPennStar on March 30th, 2007 in Evil

Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., has abruptly walked away from her responsibilities with the Senate Military Construction Appropriations Subcommittee after a report linked her votes to the financial well-being of her husband’s companies, which received billions of dollars worth of military construction contracts she approved.
Link to original article.

I found this link at MichaelSavage.com, which is really [...]

USMC Rules For Gunfighting

1 Comment | Posted by matthew on March 30th, 2007 in Uncategorized

They’re all humorous, they’re all deadly serious. It isn’t an accident the people I know with the best sense of humor and the most well balanced view on life are military and ex-military, vets, POWs and the like.
Geoff Metcalf has posted a list of the United States Marine Corps 24 Rules For Gunfighting, and the [...]

Someone You Should Know

No Comments Yet | Posted by matthew on March 29th, 2007 in Culture

Pat Dollard is someone you should know. Liberal in Hollywood, worked on Oceans 11, had a change of heart about liberalism, not Hollywood, thankfully. Spent time in the war zones and has produced a documentary. He’s a blogger, which is how you’ll get to know him.

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Tags: War

Momfidence!

No Comments Yet | Posted by matthew on March 29th, 2007 in Culture

Rush Limbaugh read an article which was published in the April 2nd,2007, issue of Newsweek titled We Protect Our Kids From Everything But Fear. The article is a must read.
Paula Spencer is a mother who does things the old fashioned way: cookies make things better, and a little grease and goodness will not kill your [...]

What’s So Hard About This?

2 Comments | Posted by matthew on March 28th, 2007 in Uncategorized

What is so difficult about understanding the intentions of Iran? The London Free Press, in an article on the Prime Ministers statements regarding the act of war committed by Iran by seizing 15 British soldiers who were in Iraqi waters, makes some statements which are telling in their implication.
Tough talk in the last century involved [...]

She Was A Human

1 Comment | Posted by matthew on March 27th, 2007 in Culture

I am sickened by my cultures morbid fascination with celebrity, fame and the famous. There are people who appear on TV and are hailed as ‘famous’ for having more myspace buddies than anyone else (Tia Tequila, by all accounts a nymphomaniac who found a site to post semi-pornographic pictures about herself and who fancies herself [...]

Braying Fools: Chuck Hagel

3 Comments | Posted by matthew on March 26th, 2007 in Uncategorized

Senator Chuck Hagel, Republican from Nebraska has lent his voice to the chorus of braying fools. Suggesting that President Bush could be facing impeachment hearings regarding his continuation of the War in Iraq.
Message to Mr. Hagel: President Bush doesn’t listen to opinion polls or focus groups generally. Unlike former President Clinton, the only poll which [...]

Counterintuitive Truth For Conservatives

No Comments Yet | Posted by matthew on March 26th, 2007 in Uncategorized

Vox Day, quoted in the LA Times Blog, Political Muscle, defining the nature of the conservative argument. I could not agree more.
“The counterintuitive truth for conservatives is that principle is the ultimate pragmatism. No sports team has ever won a game by committing to move the ball in the direction of the goal [...]

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