Sunday, August 31, 2008

Fly-Tipping?


I imagine kids sneaking up to sleeping flies and pushing them over but, it doesn't mean that. Surprise. Read the article to see what I mean.

And now, a cow with its head stuck in a washer.

Scott (in comments) says: "Maybe it's just looking for a missing sock ..."

Is She Ready?


AC: Do you believe that Sarah Palin is ready, Day One, if God forbid something happens to John McCain?

MH: I think she’s far more ready to be President if something happens to McCain than Barack Obama would be if something doesn’t happen to McCain.




Not to mention she's not a Marxist. I like her, but I still prefer Alan Keyes.

Hat Tip: HotAir

Bonus vid: The Lyin' King. It's good, watch it.

Bonus post: The Radio Patriot has a couple of great posts on Sarah Palin here and here.

Bonus quote:
"Here's the way to look at McCain picking Sarah Palin as his running mate. Hillary Clinton has been replaced by the other woman...again." - Rush Limbaugh

Ouch!

This Is Sad On So Many Levels




So many levels. These are some of the protesters outside the DNC convention.

Friday, August 29, 2008

Power in the Park


Alan Keyes speaking. 5 parts, 1 player

Obama's Speech


I didn't watch it, I don't care really. It is unbelievable how many people buy into it, though. Neal Boortz has his take on it here. The people that need to read it, won't.

Soviet Anthem redux


Hope for the Change of the Hope of the Change



Hat Tip: Free Mark Steyn

Canadian Human Rights Commission Update


Ezra Levant has responded to the new CHRC complaint against him and he doesn't hold anything back. In fact, it's more of an attack than a response, but he's just speaking truth to (corrupt) power. Here is a small sample from the letter.

I republished the same words as Rev. Boissoin and yet you have recommended that the CHRC not proceed against me.

There is only one reason for this: the CHRC is anti-Christian, and thus you excuse in me what you condemned in Rev. Boissoin.

This is not the first indication of a deep-seated bigotry at the CHRC. You have mercilessly persecuted other Christians in Canada for merely expressing their faith, such as Fr. Alphonse de Valk of Catholic Insight magazine and Ron Gray and the Christian Heritage Party to name just two others.

I note that the CHRC has never once prosecuted a "hate speech" complaint against any non-Christian, though there is plenty of non-Christian bigotry in Canada. No Muslim extremist, no Tamil extremist, no Sikh extremist has ever been prosecuted, though those communities are wracked with internecine hates between radical and moderate camps, that sometimes spill over into violence. But you'd rather pick on a seventy-something Catholic priest for publishing a newsletter.

That's why you're letting me go – I'm not a weak, penniless Christian clergyman.

That's hypocrisy, but it's not surprising coming from an organization so sick that its staff perpetrate racist slurs through their own vile posts on the Internet. It is now public knowledge that staff at the CHRC, like Dean Steacy and Richard Warman, joined neo-Nazi groups and surfed the net in full racist drag. The fact that everyone from the Chief Commissioner on down hasn’t been fired for this scandal is amazing to me.

If they, the CHRC, had even a shred of integrity they would pack it in and disband. Ezra is right on this and he has been right all along - read this column he wrote 14 years ago.

Thursday, August 28, 2008

Alan Keyes on Immigration


Worth every, single minute you'll spend watching.

Part one



Part two, three, four, and five.


Wednesday, August 27, 2008

A 'Must Read' Commentary


The 1 and only solution to America's energy problem

As our human right to produce dies, killed by the dead hand of government tyranny, so will die the prosperity and remaining freedom of our country.

Ixnay on the Eedomfray and Opportunityway


"The same human activity that has brought freedom and opportunity to billions has also increased the amount of carbon in the atmosphere. Increased atmospheric carbon has a warming effect on the earth."

So ... if we lose the freedom and opportunity we'll be OK?

Another reason we need Alan Keyes.

Hat Tip: HotAir

Here's Something Different


TruckSpills

You have to see the whale guts.

Monday, August 25, 2008

The Birth of Freedom - Trailer






Birth of Freedom website

It's Not Just Sushi




It's not so shocking, really. Cooked fish is often "mislabeled" as well, like the problem we had in Florida with fake grouper.

Dog Saves Abandoned Baby




La China, the dog, has more compassion than many humans, even more than some Presidential candidates.

Sunday, August 24, 2008

The Collective - Resistance is Futile?


Is It Time To Elect A President Who Appreciates Communism?

Senator Obama’s most often noted public enemies are not terrorists, or nations that would do us harm, but American businesses and American business people. As such, he frequently references American oil companies, insurances companies, automobile companies and healthcare companies as being the sources of our nation’s great injustices. He has pledged to fix these companies when he becomes President, and has also vowed to lower the salaries of corporate executives.

There is clearly a connection between Senator Obama’s stated ideals, and the ideals of communism, and the startling similarities between the father and son illustrate this. In both cases, the right of the individual person to achieve, to be successful, to save and to invest is inconsequential. What matters is the collective good of all, and it is okay to penalize the most successful individuals and take away their belongings, so long as everyone else benefits.

And the Obama message, steeped in communist ideals, is resonating. Has America decided that communism isn’t so bad, after all?

They Should Fear Speaking Freely in Canada


Academics fear speaking freely in Canada

A group of U. S. professors launched a campaign this week protesting plans by a prominent political science organization to hold its annual conference in Toronto next year, claiming that Canada's restrictions on certain forms of speech puts controversial academics at risk of being prosecuted.

There is no free speech in Canada. Ask Ezra about that.

Why Am I Not Surprised?


New Orleans Repeating Deadly Levee Mistakes

Signs are emerging that history is repeating itself in the Big Easy, still healing from Katrina: People have forgotten a lesson from four decades ago and believe once again that the federal government is constructing a levee system they can prosper behind.

Care For a Refreshing Dip?


A wave pool in Tokyo.