via thesun.co.uk
Sunday, February 27, 2011
Saturday, February 26, 2011
Obama can't channel Reagan this time....and show his weakness as a leader yet again.
Since Obama has excruciatingly tries to compare himself to Ronald Reagan, consider this - in 1986 the US was being confronted with economic woes at home of rising oil prices, taxes and the deficit. Libya's Gaddafi was being blamed for bombings of a disco, and an airliner. When asked about Gaddafi, Reagain called him "this mad-dog of the middle east," a profound insult to a Muslim.
Fast forward to the present; Obama can't manage to be on the fore-front of condemnation of the "mad-dog" and just can't bring himself to show courage and strength, knowing he may lose a few muslim "friends" if he speaks with conviction and unflinching moral authority (hallmarks of Reagan philosophy). Few things are black and white, but Gaddafi is an easy one; and once again, Obama's leadership and courage were found wanting....
Thursday, February 24, 2011
Monday, February 21, 2011
First lady hits the slopes on her "healthy eating (and 5 star resort)" tour - then chows down on a meal with 1500 calories and 140 grams of fat per serving
via vaildaily.com
Too funny, but what did we expect? The best part is the subheadline on the web article says "Michelle Obama enjoys fresh veggies at Restaurant Kelly Liken." I can just hear the first lady now...."if people are hungry, let them eat 'braised ancho chile short ribs,' We all need to sacrifice, that's why I didn't have dessert."
Friday, February 18, 2011
Thursday, February 17, 2011
Typical reaction from liberals who don't get their way: lawmakers flee state to block bill limiting "out of control" govt. unions
via news.yahoo.com
When faced with a vote on a bill that would not go their way, Wisconsin Senate democrats fled the state to make sure a vote could not be had. Hopefully, when Obama doesn't win re-election, they will do us all a favor and flee to Canada...but please leave the cheese....I have to admit, it's pretty tasty.
Sunday, February 13, 2011
If you see one goal from soccer this year, watch Wayne Rooney wondergoal from yesterday's match. #mufc
via espn.go.com
Unfortunately, I cannot claim to have been there or even claim to have been watching it live. I was otherwise engaged in the obligations of life, but got regular updates from my brother via text. The text I got from the 79th minute or so was "ROOOOOONNNEYYY!!! BICYCLE KICK!!!!" I knew something special had happened.
So after returning home I went to the bedroom to watch the "goal" thanks to the wonders of DVR and Fox Soccer Channel.
After watching it over and over again, it has to be the goal of the season. For any soccer player who has ever played or dreamed of playing, its the goal you always dream of scoring--- match in the waning minutes, against a bitter rival, score level, at home, 75,000 fans watching, overhead bicycle kick, top corner for the win ---Yes, it was that good.
Sunday, February 6, 2011
Gallup Daily: U.S. unemployment at10%. Don't believe your government that says otherwise - Yes it's that bad!
via gallup.com
Oh, and by the way, 43million Americans are on food stamps. Yes, it's that bad.
Sunday, January 30, 2011
Saturday, January 29, 2011
Homeland Security "Citizen Narc" (aka "See Something, Say Something") program leads to SWAT accosting a man talking on his cellphone at Wal-Mart
At the request of the United States Department of Homeland Security, this is what we are reduced to. Wal-Mart began running videos of the Kommandant of the Department a few months ago and this is what we get. Everyone reporting on everyone else. Neighbors will tell on neighbors, everyone will look at each other with suspicion and mistrust, knowing that all they need to do is call Homeland Security because they want you to.
What a twist in that this is being advanced by the B. Hussein Obama regime and not the crazy "right-wingers."
Egypt Shows How Easily Internet Can Be Silenced - The government silenced the entire country overnight.
via cnbc.com
This is the bottom of the 'slippery slope' for all you "internet fairness" freaks. From the article: "In an attempt to stop the frenzied online spread of dissent against President Hosni Mubarak's 30-year rule, not only Facebook and Twitter but the entire Internet was shut down overnight, leaving some 20 million users stranded."
Friday, January 28, 2011
Thursday, January 27, 2011
What could possibly make a 14 year old boy want to get the mail all the time? I can't figure it out!
Darrin Keaton - from my Blackberry
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
The Great Escape: United roar back with 3 in the 2nd half to beat Blackpool 3-2
...it looks like United's year!
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