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Wednesday, March 10, 2010

Falling Leaves Calendar

STIHL , makers of the best chain saws and power equipment, and of course my chainsaw, have commissioned what could be the coolest calendar ever.

Google Maps' New Biking Directions Lacking in Memphis. Update: Memphis has no bike trails.

I can't wait to check this out:


Why Google Maps' New Biking Directions Could Be Huge - Business - The Atlantic


Thursday, February 25, 2010

SloMo Guns


Pics by Guy Sagi from his Flikr account.
His is the Editor in Chief of the NRA's Shooting Illustrated.


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Wednesday, February 17, 2010

Monday, February 15, 2010

Happy Birthday George Washington

First in War, First in Peace, and First in the Hearts of His Countrymen  ---  Heritage Foundation


"We hold these truths to be self-evident:"

LIBERTY

EQUALITY

NATURAL RIGHTS

CONSENT OF THE GOVERNED

RELIGIOUS FREEDOM

PRIVATE PROPERTY

THE RULE OF LAW

CONSTITUTIONALISM

SELF-GOVERNMENT

INDEPENDENCE
 
 
 
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Friday, February 12, 2010

How Castro gets his famous supporters to say he is great and not a murderer.

Very enlightening article on a defector form Cuba who worked in their intelligence service bugging famous people's hotel rooms and survailing them 24 hours a day.

Castro gets them to say nice things about his murderous regime through blackmail.

Castro’s top intelligence people would gather for the screenings of these tapes almost like Hollywood types for an upcoming movie, reports Fernandez.  “Hummmm, these scenes are more scandalous than anything in any of her movies!” Fernandez recalls a top intelligence officer chortling while watching the nighttime cavortings of a famous Spanish actress. “Now, it really seems to me, compaƱeros,” the Castro intimate snickered as he looked around the room, “that this seƱorita should be making more respectful comments about our regime, right?”

I recommend reading the entire article here:
Big Hollywood » Blog Archive » Castro Catches Useful Idiot Celebs on Candid Camera




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Iran Revolution's End Will Be Heard Around World - WSJ.com

Something to keep an eye on. According to the article:
The Iranian revolution in 1979 was the biggest event of the last generation in
the Middle East, spawning wars and radicalization that have reshaped the region
and, to some extent, the world. If we're now watching the slow unwinding
of that revolution, the consequesnces will be equally momentous.

Iran Revolution's End Will Be Heard Around World - WSJ.com




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Wednesday, February 3, 2010

On Extrapolations

"Runaway extrapolations are the last refuge of hysteria mongers when confronted with facts that demolish their lies. Think about it: The temperature has risen about 10 degrees since this morning. If you extrapolate that, we will all be burned to a crisp before the end of the month. Extrapolations prove nothing."



-Thomas Sowell



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Tuesday, February 2, 2010

Monday, February 1, 2010

Black History Month Should Be About Black History

American Thinker



Black History Month Should Be About Black History and the greatness of America, not about the so-called evils of white America.

This article is written by a self described (black) "unhyphenated American" who sees that it is the greatness of America that allows us to overcome these evils in our history and celebrate the actions of black Americans and not push the race based parts of out history.

Lloyd Marcus has some very thought inducing articles and you can see the rest of his writings here.

Thursday, January 28, 2010

British Reporting More Objective American News?

Why do we have to go to Britian to see this reported?  It seems like if we had an actual media and not an arm of a political party then we might hear about this over here.

Democratic Anger Goes Public In Prime Time

Are we that stupid as a country as to not ask about this? 

You won't see this in an American newspaper, why not?:

"     "It just stinks to the high heaven what happened here," Rep. Stephen Lynch, D-Mass., railed earlier in    the day at Obama's treasury secretary, Timothy Geithner.

He was talking about the bailout, but the statement could well describe the Democrats' attitude about Obama's performance and the toll it's taken on their political standing. And Wednesday night, they were expected to put on a smile and applaud a president and an agenda many have questioned. "



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