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- Autopsies: Powell boys suffered 'chop injuries' February 7, 2012 superadm
- Marine hazing trial delayed after charges expanded February 7, 2012 superadm
- Congress passes FAA bill that speeds switch to GPS February 7, 2012 superadm
- Survival Blog
- Note from JWR: February 7, 2012 Jim Rawles
- The Expat Option, by Sandy X. February 7, 2012 Jim Rawles
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- Romney Looks Ahead to Colo, Minn. after Nev. Win February 6, 2012
- Europe Snow Freezes Global Warming Claims February 6, 2012
- Winning Super Bowl Ad Features Regent Professor February 6, 2012
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Yes. I stand with Israel Fully.
Why, you ask? Go read Here and Here
I will never, ever support haters and Anti-Semites, ever. Questioning stupidity is one thing, hate is another.
Oh, and you call me a racist??!?!
Please. Go watch this and tell me who the real racists are, okay?
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- Survival Realty
- Clark Fork Retreat May 2, 2012
- Chris Walsh, Broker, Revolutionary Realty, North Idaho February 2, 2012
- The Survivalist Blog
- 5 Days Without Power February 6, 2012 M.D. Creekmore
- What did you do to prep this week? February 4, 2012 M.D. Creekmore
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Monthly Archives: February 2009
Radical Eco-Activist gets 22 Years for 1999 Arson at MSU
Justice Served or Overzealous Justice? You Decide. A radical activist who helped set a $1 million fire to protest research on genetically modified crops was sentenced Thursday to nearly 22 years in prison _ even more than the prosecution recommended. … Continue reading
Posted in News, Opinion, Politics
Tagged crime, justice, Law, Libertarian, Nationalism, News, Opinion, Politics
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Quotes of the Day
Let it be said. There is nothing wrong about Americans fighting to preserve the culture and country they grew up in. That is what patriotic conservatism is all about. And if the Times can understand and support the right of … Continue reading
Whoops! Republican Representive Blows Security Cover
Um, Ooops! A congressional trip to Iraq this weekend was supposed to be a secret. But the cat’s out of the bag now, thanks to a member of the House Intelligence Committee who broke an embargo via Twitter. A delegation … Continue reading
Posted in Conservative, Opinion, Politics, Republican
Tagged Conservative, Opinion, Politics, Republican
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Stimulus?
(Via Glenn Reynolds)
Dreadfully and Painfully True
I don’t think I could have put this any better myself. Prosecute Bush? Libertarians have long understood that criminals don’t prosecute fellow criminals, which is why so many libertarians have concluded that government per se is a Racketeer Influenced and … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Liberals, Opinion, Politics, Republican
Tagged Democrat, Democrats, History Blogs, Liberals, Libertarian, Libertarian Party, Opinion, Politics, Republican
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Frum makes a good point
For a change, I agree with this guy. (Mark your calendars, it does not happen often!) The first is that the social and cultural basis of American conservatism remains very much alive and active. Conservatives may have lost their majority, … Continue reading
Posted in Conservative, Democrats, Economy, Liberals, Opinion, Politics, Republican
Tagged Conservative, Democrats, economics, Economy, Liberals, Libertarian, Opinion, Politics, Republican
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Police State?: Minnesota Cop rams van with Father and three kids in it
..and the wild part? The Minnesota police defend the officers actions. Watch it:
Traffic Numbers
These are from Site Meter and since I installed the new counter. I must say, I am quite amazed. Visits Total …………………… 1,679 Average per Day ……………. 331 Average Visit Length ………. 1:30 This Week ……………….. 1,653 Page Views Total … Continue reading
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Quote of the Week!
This quote qualifies for the quote of the year, not to mention, the Quote of the week or day. The typical liberal reaction to this was (paraphrasing): “It’s such a relief to ‘finally’ have a president who will own up … Continue reading
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg has pancreatic cancer
This is truly sad. Via the AP: Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg had surgery Thursday after being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, the court said. Ginsburg, 75, had the surgery at the Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in New York. She … Continue reading
Posted in News, Politics, Washington DC
Tagged Government, News, Politics, Washington DC
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The Afternoon Music Express Presents…………The Ramones
This is dedicated to Bill O’Reilly, the Irish Bastard.
The Painfully Obligatory Bill O’Reilly Versus Christian Bale Posting
Painfully funny. But at least they beeped out the swear words. …and yes, they’re doing it live.
Uncle Jay Explains: Feb. 2, 2009
Yeah, it is for kids. But it’s a slow day and I am dying for content. So, here it is. Uncle Jay’s Website
Red State Update: Christian Bale
Quite Funny. (Content Warning) RedState Update HQ
Living proof that Liberals are just crazy….
Oh yeah, he’s nuts…: Microsoft founder turned philanthropist Bill Gates released a glass full of mosquitoes at an elite technology conference to make a point about the deadly disease malaria. “Malaria is spread by mosquitoes,” Gates said while opening a … Continue reading
Quotes of the Day
This is precisely the problem. As credible experts, including some Democrats, have pointed out, much of this “long-term” spending either won’t stimulate the economy now, is of questionable merit, or both. Obama’s desire to begin a “post-partisan” era may have … Continue reading
Rasmussen Poll: Support for Economic Stimulus Support drops to 37%
It seems that the American people are wising up to the underhanded tricks by the Far left wing of the Democratic Party: Support for the economic recovery plan working its way through Congress has fallen again this week. For the … Continue reading
Panasonic to eliminate 15,000 Jobs
Another victim of the worldwide economic collapse: Panasonic on Wednesday said that it was shedding 15,000 jobs, the second significant layoff in Japan’s electronics industry in less than a week, and the latest example of how Japanese companies, exporters in … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, New York Times, News, Opinion, Politics, Web 2.0, World News
Tagged economics, Economy, New York Times, News, Opinion, Politics, World News
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