By Annie Apple Sunday has come and gone. And while browsing the sale fliers. I noticed some ads for earth-day tees, made from recycled soda bottles.Which is great I’m all for it. BUT along with the earth-day shirts were the recycled tees with a popular cola company Logo and it got me thinking. For a […]
While Americans are being laid off, Congress considers expanding visas for foreign workers to fill those jobs! Dear FAIR Member, Right now, businesses are hiring tens of thousands of foreign H-1B workers at the same time that similarly qualified American workers are being laid off (or not hired)! Yet, members of Congress and big business […]
March 31, 2008 by Sniper One
Huge hat tip over to B.C., Imperial Torturer for introducing to me to “Snoop” of Political Party Poop. Snoop has gone and confused the issues with the facts. Or when poor black families continued to be saddled with inferior schools for the first half of the twentieth century, in 1957, Republican President Dwight Eisenhower, faced […]
I’ve seen this clip before, but maybe some of you haven’t. Dr. Abd Al-Hamid Al-’Ubeid’s argument boils down to admitting Mohammad had sex with his 9 year old wife Aisha… [We need ot examine our beliefs and lifestyles that give so much more ammunition to our enemies today than we did in the 50's. Be […]
March 30, 2008 by TonyfromOz
EMISSIONS TRADING AND CARBON FOOTPRINTS By TonyfromOz The environmental debate stemming from Kyoto is emotive and different people see it in different ways. It’s about science, politics, marketing, but mostly though, it’s all about money, probably the biggest factor in the overall picture. Because talking about money seems grubby, distractions are needed to make it […]
For Immediate Release Contact: Leslie K. Paige 202-467-5334 Alexa Moutevelis 202-467-5318 ** Media Alert ** Congressional Pig Book Out April 2 (Washington, D.C.) – Save the date! The little pink book that makes politicians squirm is back. The Council for Citizens Against Government Waste (CCAGW) will release the 2008 Congressional Pig Book at a news […]
Paper Tigers? When I first drew this cartoon both characters were frowning all the way through. And the cartoon just did not seem funny …so I played with the “mouths”, first giving the mustached guy a gloating smile in panel two, then a straight mouth in panel three, and finally the “realization” face in the […]
Public Service Announcement The United States Air Force is Under Attack! Our military men and women need your help! The uniformed men and women of the U.S. Air Force deserve the best technology in order to perform their missions. However, our military has been operating strategic flights with Eisenhower era tanker refueling aircraft that need […]
March 28, 2008 by Sniper One
If you want to see how the proposed Obama/Clinton withdrawal of troops from Iraq is going to go; you need not look any farther than the current events in Basra. Captain Ed over at Hot Air nails it this morning: The fighting that has erupted in Basra should come as no surprise to anyone who […]
CRC Open Sources W. Thomas Smith, Jr., Director, Counterterrorism Research Center In this week’s CRC Open Sources we link to a piece by Aaron Klein – “Americans paying rent for terrorists?” -at WorldNetDaily: “Just days after it was announced the U.S. would transfer $150 million directly to Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas’ government, members of […]
March 28, 2008 by TonyfromOz
KYOTO. A PERSONAL EXPLANATION By TonyfromOz Sometimes, something like this can tend to look like what is called a rant. That’s why I added the words ‘A PERSPECTIVE’ after the heading. What I hoped to do was to start somewhere close to a starting point and then work my way through it. I’ve seen some […]
Why We Fight Tom McLaughlin We’re the good guys. They’re the bad guys. It’s really that simple, but Americans don’t know it and that’s why we’re in danger of losing this war. Many hear that we’re the bad guys and our enemies are justified. Most recently it was Barack Obama’s minister, the Rev. Jeremiah Wright, […]
Olympic Flame Just about everything you’d like to know about the Olympic Torch Relay can be found at the Official Website of the Beijing 2008 Torch Relay. You could protest China’s occupation of Tibet by not clicking on the above link. But do you think that some Communist Chinese official is checking their hits? How […]
We don’t want to offend the Chinese do we? Or are we showing solidarity with our Chinese Comrades? Or is it the U.N. that we fear? After all they do make cheap products for us, even though some are dangerous and some even deadly. And since the Clinton’s sold them highly sophisticated missile guidance systems […]
Video footage of New York cops clubbing and arresting peaceful Tibetan protesters who were merely walking down the street has gone relatively ignored beyond Youtube. While stories emerge out of China every day of police beating and killing Tibetan protestors in the streets, the same sort of behavior by cops in America tells its own […]
March 26, 2008 by Sniper One
Hey folks, I’m not dead, I haven’t left yet, but I’ve been as busy as a one legged man in an ass kicking contest. The time is growing short before I return to Iraq, so I’ve been trying to get things in order around my life so I can leave with peace of mind. Also […]
March 26, 2008 by TonyfromOz
KYOTO. A PERSPECTIVE. PART 3. By TonyfromOz In the last piece we looked at how clever marketing is being used to make something look palatable, when in actual fact it’s not really that at all. Picture in your own mind the image of how these emissions are being portrayed. Huge chimney stacks belching foul smoke […]
by Tim Potts In This Edition Reality Check Legislative Surplus: New High or Slight Cut? Something Everyone Can Do June 23: Deadline for Action Reality Check 991 – Days since the Pay Raise of 2005. See the ticker . 2 – Laws enacted to improve government integrity. See the cartoon . 0 – “Best-in-America” laws […]
American Minute with William J. Federer March 25th “Old Hickory.” During the American Revolution, young Andrew Jackson refused to polish the boots of a British officer and was slashed on the arm with a sword and jailed. His mother died of prison fever while caring for captured American soldiers. Jackson carried a bullet in his […]
March 31, 2008 by Annie Apple
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