the bad thing about trying to maintain a blog with this focus is that sometimes there is too much material out there, and there is a flood of it. This is one of those times.
The kakistocracy, the self-anointed 'Ruling Class", is in full crap display in places like Brussels, from groups like the World Bank and other transnational operations, from whence the title of opprobrium, 'Transnational Progressivism', originates. They deserve every slam sent their way, and more besides.
But the most visible group of scoundrels these days is the creeps and jerks within the Washington, D.C. beltway. In particular those scoundrels within the Senate and the Executive Branch of the federal government. It truly is difficult to characterize these louts without descending into bad language and un-Christian thought patterns. And, no, wishing that someone might go to Heaven, and hopefully soon as well, is not a proper attitude. I confess to having been tempted to it, often, lately.
Tuesday, October 15, 2013
Sunday, September 29, 2013
Brief Note -- Sunday, September 29, 2013
Sorry that things have been so disarrayed recently. Hopefully, that
will be changing soon. It is Sunday evening. Lord willing, this is our
last night in Lower Alabama. Again, Lord willing, this time tomorrow
we will be on the highway progressing towards the Greater Cleveland
area. This has been a very very rough month or two, as we make some
substantial changes in our lives. Having been away from virtually our
entire extended family for more than 20 years, it's like Going Home.
Sort of. Not sure my real Home is on this earth anyway, but will be
nice to see family again.
So come back soon, we hope to have things more in order as possible.
So come back soon, we hope to have things more in order as possible.
Tuesday, January 1, 2013
brief word 1/1/13
been on hiatus
hope to be back shortly.
In the meantime, I see the collection of dunces and knaves in D.C., in the LameStream Media, and in academia are fulfilling the worst definitions of the title of this blog. They certainly have a high opinion of themselves, as scoundrels are known to do.
So watch the disaster play out. If you wonder how Greece and France got into their current predictions, or how the Roman Republic collapsed, or perhaps Weimar, just watch. It's happening in front of us.
hope to be back shortly.
In the meantime, I see the collection of dunces and knaves in D.C., in the LameStream Media, and in academia are fulfilling the worst definitions of the title of this blog. They certainly have a high opinion of themselves, as scoundrels are known to do.
So watch the disaster play out. If you wonder how Greece and France got into their current predictions, or how the Roman Republic collapsed, or perhaps Weimar, just watch. It's happening in front of us.
Sunday, May 6, 2012
Not a sheep: Earth temperature over the years
Not a sheep: Earth temperature over the years: The following are six graphs of earth temperature from JP Attitude . Look at each graph and see how why the warmists like to start their tem...
Sunday, March 13, 2011
A Note on the Japanese Earthquake-Tsunami-Nuke Plant matters
I've quickly grown weary of the wall-to-wall breathless fearmongering among the LameStream Media, the ABCCBCNBCCNNMSNBC Journolist types, those with the large mouths and small forebrains. I see that even Fox News is going to stick the execrable Shepherd Smith on the story starting Monday morning. Haven't those people suffered enough without that lout?
What I haven't been seeing much of is an honest, realistic, and technical assessment of the situation. Some, but not much.
Here's a change, an entry from an American who lives and works in Japan, has for a while, and, while away from the most heavily hit area, has a good read on the subject. Catch it here
What I haven't been seeing much of is an honest, realistic, and technical assessment of the situation. Some, but not much.
Here's a change, an entry from an American who lives and works in Japan, has for a while, and, while away from the most heavily hit area, has a good read on the subject. Catch it here
Sunday, March 6, 2011
The Strange Silence of Buraq Hussein Ubama and the LameStream Media
Religion of peace? Really? Bush said so. Ubama seems to agree. The MSM is all over Rep. King for daring to suggest that it might not always be so.
Yeah, right. See it here
Muslims doing what Muslims do. Murder, violence, torture. Death, destruction, misery, all in the service of their god, Satan. Allah is NOT, repeat NOT, the true Lord. Allah is a demon.
And like the servants of any demon, Muslim spread death wherever.
Egypt, in this case. Looting, burning, killing.
As the authorities, including the fire department, do nothing.
As the church, deacons and priest inside, burns.
Then these demon-besotted creeps announce their intention to hold prayers to their demon-god on the site of the blaze.
Islam delenda est!
Yeah, right. See it here
Muslims doing what Muslims do. Murder, violence, torture. Death, destruction, misery, all in the service of their god, Satan. Allah is NOT, repeat NOT, the true Lord. Allah is a demon.
And like the servants of any demon, Muslim spread death wherever.
Egypt, in this case. Looting, burning, killing.
As the authorities, including the fire department, do nothing.
As the church, deacons and priest inside, burns.
Then these demon-besotted creeps announce their intention to hold prayers to their demon-god on the site of the blaze.
Islam delenda est!
Sunday, February 6, 2011
Quote of The Day from Ronald Reagan
Today would have been the 100th birthday of Ronald Reagan, President. Lord, I do miss the man. He had a capacity, not unique but rare, for expressing with terrible clarity the actual situation. And there are records of this. He came to office at a time in many respects similar to ours, and left the nation in better shape than he found it.
Try this one.
Try this one.
"The economic ills we suffer have come upon us over several decades. They will not go away in days, weeks, or months, but they will go away. They will go away because we as Americans have the capacity now, as we've had in the past, to do whatever needs to be done to preserve this last and greatest bastion of freedom. In this present crisis, government is not the solution to our problem; government is the problem. From time to time we've been tempted to believe that society has become too complex to be managed by self-rule, that government by an elite group is superior to government for, by, and of the people. Well, if no one among us is capable of governing himself, then who among us has the capacity to govern someone else?"
--Ronald Wilson Reagan, Inaugural Address, January 20, 1981
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