Monthly Archives: March 2006

Louis Farrakhan Rips ‘Wicked Jews’ in Hollywood Once again: Religion of peace, my foot!

Americans view Mexicans well; reverse not true - Nation/Politics - insider.washingtontimes.com Another reason to seal the border: “Mexicans see Americans as racist, dishonest and exploitative, while Americans see Mexicans as hardworking and think they are more tolerant than Americans.”

Sarandon unhappy with centrist Hillary - Nation/Politics - insider.washingtontimes.com This is great. Liberals are starting to like her less and less and conservatives don’t like her anyways. I do hope she runs in ’08, we’ll have a blast defeating her.

Townhall.com :: Columns :: Time to terminate foreign-language ballots by Phyllis Schlafly – Mar 20, 2006 Why they ever intoduced those in the first place I really don’t know. Anyone who does not speak (any) English should not be eligible for citizenship, not now and not ever. Also, if they want ballots in a foreign [...]

Townhall.com :: Columns :: I feel, therefore I am by Mike S. Adams – Mar 21, 2006 What he lists are indeed some very common behaviors in college classrooms.

Townhall.com :: Columns :: Alternatives to reality by Thomas Sowell – Mar 21, 2006 “It is amazing how many innocent young lives have been sacrificed for a half-baked phrase.”

Townhall.com :: Columns :: Socialism makes people worse by Dennis Prager – Mar 21, 2006 “Duh!” column of the week, but still worth a read.

Social Security reform rejected – Nation/Politics – insider.washingtontimes.com Further proof of the Democrats’ communist ideals and anti-American leglislating. While it is true that they are merely running themeselves into the ground by behaving this way, it is still a nuisance that would best be silenced in favor of a costructive dialogue.

Virginia mulls bad-driver fees to save budget – Metropolitan – insider.washingtontimes.com An excellent idea. As much as I dislike mandating moral behavior, sometimes it’s just all too easy (and funny).

Townhall.com :: Columns :: Underreporting Muslim violence by John Leo – Mar 19, 2006 And I thought the Jews were supposed to be in control of our media…

Townhall.com :: Columns :: Gore vs. Hillary by Robert Novak – Mar 18, 2006 We’ve defeated Gore once and can do it again. He has made that all too easy for any Republican challenger. They’ll only need to remind the people of Gore’s numerous pro-terrorist speeches to embarass any potential Gore voters into staying home [...]

Homosexual men boost increase in syphilis rate - Nation/Politics - insider.washingtontimes.com “The syphilis rate among U.S. men soared 81 percent between 2000 and 2004, primarily as a result of increases in reported cases among homosexual males, federal health officials reported yesterday.”

Townhall.com :: Columns :: Third anniversary by Oliver North – Mar 17, 2006 Some worthy words to mark this occasion.

Townhall.com :: Columns :: The Feminine mistake by Noel Stanger – Mar 17, 2006 She’s no stranger to acceptable feminism, well written.

Townhall.com :: Columns :: Male, female, or other: can I check all three? by Nathanael Blake – Mar 17, 2006 What objects do “Others” have betwen their legs?

Townhall.com :: Columns :: Maybe it isn’t the teachers; maybe it’s you by Laura Hirschfeld Hollis – Mar 17, 2006 Another valid point on education.

Curt Weldon: Bin Laden Is Dead That would be awesome news if it’s true. Who’s up for a celebration?

HUMAN EVENTS ONLINE “The President should acknowledge these realities. He could then address the nation and the world, and tell them that the United States is going to lead the resistance to jihad and Sharia supremacism in the name of equality of rights and dignity of all peoples. That any state that oppresses non-Muslims or [...]

Sen. Rick Santorum interview transcript - Nation/Politics - insider.washingtontimes.com A good read.

U.S. bill to curb business dealings - World - insider.washingtontimes.com Let’s hope this bill passes… I’ve seen enough talk, it’s time to act!

Townhall.com :: Columns :: Queers, steers, and engineers by Mike S. Adams – Mar 16, 2006 Good listing of false prophecy churches.

FCC: Indecency on CBS Could Cost $3.6M Let’s hope they are fined. That infraction was way out of line.

Townhall.com :: Columns :: For the Left, it’s only democracy when they win by Ben Shapiro – Mar 15, 2006 Well written.

Townhall.com :: Columns :: Censure Feingold by Terence Jeffrey – Mar 15, 2006 Further proof that commons sense is in short supply among Democrats.

Townhall.com :: Columns :: Vive la sloth! by Jonah Goldberg – Mar 15, 2006 They really seem to love their socialism…

Townhall.com :: Columns :: “I pledge allegience to my black people” by Michelle Malkin – Mar 15, 2006 “We should be away from them and still be in Africa.” That girl should take her own advice. We don’t need racists like her here.

Townhall.com :: Columns :: Explaining Jews, Part IV: All the types of Jews by Dennis Prager – Mar 14, 2006 Some good insight into te kinds of oxymoronic Jews (e.g. secular ones).

Townhall.com :: Columns :: Classroom brainwashing by Thomas Sowell – Mar 14, 2006 “Academic freedom is the freedom to do academic things” — NOT to engage in unAmerican activities!

Townhall.com :: Columns :: Jay Bennish and 1973 by Mary Grabar – Mar 12, 2006 It seems like the hippies ruined the education long before they “matured”.

Cheney Roasted at Gridiron Club Dinner Some great quotes from the President’s speech. John Stewart should hire his speech writer in ’09.

Colorado Teacher in Bush-Hitler Flap Reinstated This is simply outrageous. That teacher should have been terminated or should have been given a job in a country where they don’t mind America bashing geography teachers. And it seems the local government isn’t any smarter: “The state Senate on Friday rejected a proposal authorizing schools to fire [...]

Imam fired over remarks in New York I wonder how much damage he was able to do before someone finally exposed him. This case demonstrates the danger that eminates from such people.

Senate panel OKs new border fencing in Arizona Still far from sufficient and still not a full enforcement of our laws, but it’s a start.