Archive for January, 2011

Jan 29 2011

Obama A Deer In The Headlights Of Egypt’s Uprising

The situation in Egypt is not simple or clear cut. I have hesitated to write about it simply because it is complex, unstable and could result in a regional war if not handled correctly. It opens the future to two warring philosophies that have been roiling the Middle East since 9-11 and America’s efforts to […]

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Jan 28 2011

The Danger Of Eco-Madness

I would never own an electric car, maybe a hybrid, but never full electric. They are just not capable of doing what gas powered cars can do, and sometimes that can be dangerous: Count me among the many thousands of Washington area residents who spent Wednesday night stuck in traffic as a snowstorm sowed chaos […]

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Jan 28 2011

Stupid Conservative Priorities

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Update: The more I think about this the more incoherent it is. Just think about the tax deduction issue and how conservatives typically claim this is the money of the person who earned it and is paying the taxes, not the governments. But here you have supposed ‘conservatives’ claiming you cannot deduct YOUR medical bills […]

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Jan 28 2011

Science Discovers AGW Not Really Science

OK, the title of this post is what I would have used as a screaming headline for this UK article noting that the Himalayan glaciers are not shrinking – but actually growing. Researchers have discovered that, contrary to popular belief, half of the ice flows in the Karakoram range of the mountains are actually growing […]

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Jan 28 2011

DC Finally Stopped In Its Tracks

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It took Mother Nature (e.g., Gaia) to finally stop the madness in DC, if only for a day. I myself enjoyed 2 hours watching amateurs try and drive in the slushy snow that came in on Wednesday. I was not sure I was going to make it through the cars which got stuck and then […]

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Jan 25 2011

SOTU Response: Ryan Knocks It Out Of The Park

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I am not going to go into the details of his rebuttal, but Paul Ryan hit the nail on the head. He connected to the issues and concerns of the 2010 voters. All about the deficits and business as usual with runaway spending and criminal malfeasance. Excellent. I would wager Ryan gets higher ratings for […]

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Jan 25 2011

SOTU: Obama – The Political Vulture

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What an idiotic and arrogant start to the SOTU speech. There is no reason to use the tragedy in AZ in such a crass political show stunt. The President really should not have based the path forward on the fact a 9-11 Truther who hated George Bush and stalked Rep Giifords for years probably snapped […]

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Jan 25 2011

Recovering Global Warming Drama Queens

What’s this? Is sanity beginning to dawn in the world regarding the ‘science’ of global warming? He said: “I don’t think it’s healthy to dismiss proper scepticism. Science grows and improves in the light of criticism. There is a fundamental uncertainty about climate change prediction that can’t be changed.” He said that the false claim […]

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Jan 25 2011

Human Caused Global Warming Next Myth To Fall

The two most obvious examples of overreach by the left have been the government take over of the US Health Care system and the cries of gloom and doom from Al Gore and the IPCC from AGW. Sadly, the former issue has a lot process and economic theory behind it, and it won’t be until […]

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Jan 23 2011

Where To Begin

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I apologize for the drop off in posting. After the madness of the AZ shooting and how the left insanely stuffed their feet into their mouths with their ludicrous demands for civility – until we learned the shooter was a 9-11 Truther who hated George Bush (and probably November’s election results) – I had to […]

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