Saturday, October 3, 2009

Weekend headlines

Culture in Decline
UK: Schools bring in mothers for parenting lessons after pupils 'start school unable to drink from a cup or speak' (Daily Mail)

Economic Unrest
Unemployment rate reaches highest level since 1983 (Bloomberg)

Major League Baseball attendance drops for a second straight season (AP)

Tale of two leagues: How the NHL succeeds despite itself (The Globe and Mail)


Madmen in High Places
U.S. to break up soon? (Pastor Chuck Baldwin)

Fines, jail time for failing to buy health insurance? Baucus' proposal contains 'hidden consequences' (One News Now)

Memo to GOP: No guts, no glory (Tom Tancredo)

Wonder why Middle America doesn't trust Hollywood liberals? Three words: Weinstein and Polanski (Keli Goff)


Misc.
Lost dog gathers clues to find its family (CBS News)

OBAMA NATION
Obama risks a domestic military 'intervention' (John L. Perry)

Obama's Olympic failure will only add to doubts about his presidency (Tim Reid)

Problems await Obama after Chicago loss (Edward Luce)

The noble 'sacrifice' of Michelle Obama (Michelle Malkin)

'Obama Nation' billboard draws attention in Missouri (kctv5.com)

Obama's 'safe schools' chief praised NAMBLA supporter (World Net Daily)


Pentagon Briefings
Bitter fruits of Mideast wars (Pat Buchanan)

Religious Headlines
Ultra-Orthodox Jews accused of fight to keep 'Jews For Jesus' out of Israel (Times of London)

State of Maine fines Christian group for criticizing Islam (World Net Daily)


Science, Health, Nature, & Technology
Most babies born today may live past 100 (ABC News)

Tuesday, September 29, 2009

Tuesday morning headlines

Culture in Decline
Blue jeans: The new feminist uniform? (Henry Makow) - For the record, I do not think a woman wearing jeans or pants necessarily makes her look unfeminine or masculine, although in select cases it certainly does. Some women look quite fine in blue jeans. However, I also appreciate a beautiful woman in a dress or a skirt, and wish we saw more of it in modern society. Dr. Makow, in spite of his narrow-minded attitude toward the fairer sex and blue jeans, does make some important points here about the feminist agenda to rob women of their femininity.

Silence that idiot box! (Jeff Jacoby)

'Cleveland's' a chip off the old crock (Tom Shales)


Globalization Run Amok
Head of the World Bank sees the U.S. dollar's role diminishing, may be replaced by euro as the world's reserve currency (New York Times)

Empire State Building to be lit in red and yellow to honor the 60th anniversary of Communist China (AFP)


Illegal Alien Invasion of America
Block of Congressional Democrats seeking health-care access for illegals (Washington Times)

Southern Poverty Law Center smears immigration patriots ... and 'Lord of the Rings' (Tom Tancredo)


The Mis-Education of America's Children
75 percent of Oklahoma high school students can't name the first U.S. president (News9.com)

Fewer schools teaching the art of cursive writing (AP)


OBAMA NATION
Obama's hit list (The Globe via Rense.com)

There's good reason not to trust Obama (Mychal Massie)

The destroyers who control Congress, the White House, & media (Devvy Kidd)

Regulatory 'czar' argued that government should be mandated to fund abortions in the case of rape or incest (World Net Daily)

'Safe schools czar' failed to report a 15 year-old boy having sex with an older man to the authorities (World Net Daily)

Secret Service probing Facebook assassination poll on Obama (AP)


Pentagon Briefings
Is Iran nearing a bomb? Can the U.S. outlast the Ayatollahs? (Pat Buchanan)

Science, Health, Nature, & Technology
14 year-old British schoolgirl dies after being injected with cervical cancer vaccine (Daily Mail)

U.S., Europe faces spread of 'severe' mosquito-borne disease, warns expert (Herald Scotland)

Dementia cases to double in the next twenty years (London Guardian)

My son ate raw hamburger ... now what? (Jennifer LaRue Huget)

The Northeast may have the coldest winter in a decade (Bloomberg)

Thursday, September 17, 2009

Thursday morning headlines

Economic Unrest
Bernanke says recession is over ... should you care? (Barry Ritholtz)

Dollar may fall further after reaching lowest level in nearly a year (Bloomberg)

Homeless use of motels still on the rise in Massachusetts (Boston Globe)


Globalization Run Amok
Globalism vs. Americanism (Pat Buchanan)

Push for Globalism continues (Pastor Chuck Baldwin)


Mainstream Media Watch
An open letter to Glenn Beck (Alex Jones)

Misc.
Fred Cusick, velvety voice of the Boston Bruins for five decades, dies at the age of 90 (Boston Globe)

Pentagon Briefings
Campaign pushes for open homosexuals to serve in the military (World Net Daily)

OBAMA NATION
Health care reform and the Constitution (Judge Andrew Napolitano)

45% of doctors would consider quitting if Congress passes health care overhaul (Investor’s Business Daily)

The case for killing Granny? (Ken Shepherd)

Obama lied: He supports health care for unlawful immigrants (Frosty Wooldridge)

'Obama to make illegals eligible for health care' (World Net Daily)

Joe Wilson's victory on illegal immigration (Tom Tancredo)

Jimmy Carter calls out Obama opponents as 'racist' (CNN)

White House collecting Web users' data without notice (Washington Times)

Hard to disagree with Obama on this one: President calls Kayne West a 'jackass' (Politico)


Science, Health, Nature, & Technology
Disturbing new study shows hand washing not a top priority for doctors, nurses (Windsor Star)

New York may extend its smoking ban to outdoor places (London Guardian)

Thursday, August 13, 2009

Thursday morning headlines


Civil Liberties Under Assault
Will Americans follow orders to take flu shots? (World Net Daily)

Culture in Decline
Does Hollywood airbrush Jews and gays? (Henry Makow)

Top college basketball coach admits to paying for abortion (ESPN)

Shine On You Crazy Diamond: Once-great rock radio station signs off in style (Boston Globe)


Historical Notes
Outlawed since the end of World War II, some German Jewish groups want Mein Kampf reissued (UK Independent)

More from Germany: 90 year-old man sentenced to life in prison for Nazi war crimes (London Guardian)


Illegal Alien Invasion of America
Remembering a 13 year-old girl strangled by an illegal alien predator (Family Security Matters)

Madmen in High Places
Hugo Chavez warns of war in South America (London Telegraph)

Great Britain now has one-and-a-half times as many CCTV cameras as Red China, one for every 14 people (Daily Mail)

Regarding Jimmy Carter and other goobers (Burt Prelutsky)


The Mis-Education of America's Children
Study shows home-schooling incurs lower costs, higher test scores (World Net Daily)

OBAMA NATION
Unmistakable evil (Janet Porter)

None dare call it totalitarianism (Joseph Farah)

'He winked at me'; Obama falsely claims the AARP has endorsed his health care scheme, puts on an act in New Hampshire, keeps dissenters at bay (ABC News)

Father of handicapped son threatened after questioning ancient Michigan Congress Critter on ObamaCare (World Net Daily) - Mike Sola and his family need our prayers right now. Furthermore - in response to the Democratic National Committee - if We the People don't destroy the establishment's plans to kill and/or enslave all of us, as represented in their figurehead, Lord Obama, then We the People will surely be destroyed. Plain and simple; this is not just my opinion, but absolute fact.

Sen. Arlen Specter: Health care critics don't speak for America (CBS News)

More demonizing of dissenters: Swastika magically appears outside of black, pro-ObamaCare Georgia Democrat's office (AP)

The 'Second American Revolution' has begun (Gerald Celente)

White House scoffs at physicians' committee ad invoking the Little Obama-ettes and their healthy school lunches (Washington Post)

Chicago's murdered children (Ed Pilkington)

'Thank God for Obama, he's looking out for us': Soros-backed $200 back-to-school giveaway sparks mad rush on the streets of New York (New York Daily News)


Science, Health, Technology, & Nature
Costa Rican president has swine flu (Reuters)

Fog bank adds an air of mystery to a Boston afternoon (Boston Globe)

Tuesday, August 11, 2009

Tuesday morning headlines

Economic Unrest
Recession means fewer babies: U.S. births fell two percent in 2008 (AP)

Another hurdle for the jobless: Credit inquiries (New York Times)

In midst of severe financial crisis, California hired 3,600 new state employees in the past year (VV Daily Press)


Madmen in High Places
Why are internment camps being built? (Pastor Chuck Baldwin)

Jewish leaders in Boston defend Israeli consul amid uproar over comments about Israel's handling of U.S. relations (Boston Globe)

Judge sentences man to six months in jail ... for yawning (Chicago Tribune)


OBAMA NATION
Obama mocks U.S. military personnel, outright accuses them of selfishness for not wanting to pay out of pocket for treatment of injuries sustained in battle (Paul D. Williams)

Sarah Palin nails it: Obama's health care plan is 'evil' (AFP)

Union thugs aren't helping Obama on health care (Paul Mulshine)

Angry white men (Pat Buchanan)

'Manufactured protests' myth starts to crack (Prison Planet)

Obama should stop talking (Bryan Fischer)

Mainstream media refuses to look into Obama's background, but they did probe other presidential candidates of recent years (World Net Daily)

Back down Obama from signing hate bill (Rev. Ted Pike)


Science, Health, Technology, & Nature
51 American troops in Iraq diagnosed with swine flu (AP)

Morgellons fibers found in homes, coast-to-coast (Rense.com)

Flying frog, world's smallest deer, among 350 new species discovered in eastern Himalayas (New York Daily News)

Friday, August 7, 2009

Friday morning headlines


Culture in Decline
Revenge of an unloved man (Henry Makow)

Controversial doll lets little girls 'breast-feed' (Fox News)

Antidepressant use in the U.S. doubled between 1996 and 2005 (Reuters)


Economic Unrest
The expiring economy (Paul Craig Roberts)

The second wave of the depression: Hyperinflation likely (Webster Tarpley)

Food stamp enrollment sets new record of 34 million (Reuters)

U.S. companies axed 371,000 jobs in July (Times of London)

Rupert Murdoch plans charge for all news websites by next summer (London Guardian)

For some Massachusetts shoppers, sales tax hike not so taxing (Boston Globe)


Illegal Alien Invasion of America
La Raza starting to sweat over patriotic resistance to open borders agenda (Preston Blair)

Madmen in High Places
Dissing constituents called strategic plan (World Net Daily)

Mother Pelosi: Town Hall protesters are 'carrying swastikas' (Real Clear Politics)

A GOP that can say no (Pat Buchanan)

Modern-day Daniel (Pastor Chuck Baldwin)

California city shuts down girl's lemonade stand (Fresno Bee)

U.K. mom fined for grieving too long at baby son's funeral (news.com.au)


OBAMA NATION
I fear for President Obama (Dave Daubenmire)

The emperor has no birth certificate (Joseph Farah)

Obama enters full Big Brother phase (Sher Zieve)

Obama seeks to institutionalize indefinite detention (Global Research)

Throw Mama from the train (Jane Chastain)

Top Obama adviser urged a 'world of zero net physical growth' in 1995 World Bank publication (CNS News)

Obama approval rating sinks to 50% (AFP)

Thursday, July 30, 2009

Back in business ... at least for now

Civil Liberties Under Assault
  • Nebraskans assert state sovereignty (Omaha World-Herald)

  • Wyoming's Democratic governor calls for 10th Amendment resolution (Tenth Amendment Center)


  • Culture in Decline
  • Texas woman accused of killing her baby and eating its' brain is schizophrenic, according to family (San Antonio Express-News)

  • South Carolina man charged with fornicating with a horse (AP)


  • Economic Unrest
  • Worst days over for New England economy? (Boston Globe)


  • Madmen in High Places
  • Black America devastated by mass immigration (Frosty Wooldridge)

  • Police officer suspended for allegedly calling Harvard professor Gates a racial slur in e-mail (Boston Globe)


  • OBAMA NATION
  • AG Holder: Homegrown terror threat increasing (ABC News)

  • No political race in sight, but Hillary Clinton's camp is election-ready (New York Daily News)

  • Obama still cashing in on Bush's failings (Washington Times)

  • Sen. James Inhofe 'encourages' citizens to look into Obama citizenship (Tulsa World)

  • Unveiled! Hawaii's 1961 long-form birth certificates (Jerome Corsi, World Net Daily)

  • Obama media machine rushing to derail treason charges (JB Williams)

  • Lou Dobbs: Just produce birth certificate (World Net Daily)


  • Science, Health, Nature, and Technology
  • Military poised to help FEMA battle Swine Flu outbreak (Fox News)

  • British ministers want the BBC to bring schoolwork into the home if Swine Flu absences rise (The Scotsman)

  • California judge: Swine Flu just cause to suspend constitutional rights of prisoners, keep jail under quarantine (Orange County Register)

  • CDC Chief: Soda tax could combat obesity (CBS News)

  • 'Global warming is the new religion of First World urban elites' (Vancouver Sun)


  • WORLD HEADLINES
  • Report: 13 million abortions a year in Communist China (Reuters)
  • Friday, July 3, 2009

    Some perspective on the life and death of Michael Jackson

    MICHAEL JACKSON: Part of me is really bored of hearing about this tragic shell of a human being's "shocking" middle-aged demise.  Part of me is upset because the nation is in the midst of a serious crisis, and is being led by madmen, but this talented yet pitiful man-child is all anyone cares about.  And then there is the part of me that is baffled and downright puzzled about how a person with that much fame, talent, money, and the undying adoration of maybe over a billion people on this planet, could have been as pathetic as he turned out to be. 

    In all likelihood, this man-child was a pedophile, or something very close to it.  He admitted on prime-time national television that he shares his bed with random children.  Maybe he diddled, maybe he didn't - I don't doubt for a second that unethical people took advantage of this weak, pathetic "King of Pop" on a regular basis.  Either way, no sane person would ever let their children around him.  It is painfully obvious the man-child was a prescription drug addict of the highest order.  Scores of plastic surgeries intended to make him beautiful instead made him possibly the ugliest and most bizarre appearing person anyone could imagine.  And there will always be the mystery of how Michael Jackson became the first known person in human history to morph skin colors.  Or, for that matter, why these supposed children of his look to me like they're from Norway.

    Then, beyond Jackson himself, there's the media and public reaction.  Many times in the last week I've had to grit my teeth because all I kept hearing is how this is a 'JFK Moment.'  WHAT THE F*@!  The assassination of John F. Kennedy - an overall honorable man, his younger brother Teddy aside, and the alleged infidelty aside - plunged a generally happy, confident, and moral America into pure chaos, rot, and despair nearly overnight; and the nation has never recovered!  Most of the twits making this blasphemous claim were not born in 1963.  Yours truly wasn't born until the Carter Administration, but I try hard to understand and learn from our history, and also to keep things in perspective.  These fools have lost their man-child idol, and it's an event on the scale of the Kennedy killing.  Or 9-11, Pearl Harbor, Hurricane Katrina, Man on the Moon, take your pick.  What an insult to the memory of John F. Kennedy, and what an insult to anyone of intelligence and patriotism!  And what a sick and sad commentary on the United States of America in 2009, where celebrity culture continues to trump all else in the world for far, far too many people.  And the media peddles it out just like it's hardcore pornography, in order to keep the fools dumbed down and in their place. 

    Meanwhile, in the real world, the nation is literally falling apart at the seams.  We now have the highest jobless rate - just going by the government's 'official' numbers - in 26 years.  North Korea and Iran are exploding.  And the White House and Congress are focused on taxing us to breathe, and forcefully search our homes to ensure we're using only government-mandated lightbulbs!  But nobody cares, because Michael Jackson, the King of Pop, has died and we've all lost of a piece of childhood.  Just like their tragic idol lost his childhood at the hands of his brut of a father.  Well, BOO-HOO.  Michael Jackson was only a man (I think), and a very strange and very flawed man.  He was a person with the whole world in his hands, and yet hated himself.  He is no role model for any sane man, woman, or child.  He could dance, so what?  So could Bettie Page, and she'll always be a gazillion-times easier on the eyes than this freak.  He could sing, so what?  So can thousands, maybe even millions, of other talented vocalists in this world.  Move on people, this freak show is over.  Or at least it should be: Never Land, or pedo-land or whatever one wants to call it, will probably be the next Graceland - another living shrine to a tragic and pathetic fallen idol.  Elvis, at least, had the good sense not to be a pedophile or appear to be one, and I'm sure he rolled over in grave again and again when his little girl "married" Michael Jackson.

    Before I finish with the man-child idol, has anyone ever considered that he may have been the reincarnation of another famous 'boy king' - King Tut?  Jackson's latter-day look is eerily reminiscent of how ancient Egyptians are depicted - the bone structure and what not.  Wouldn't it be wild if Jackson went out with his own custom burial mask?  The scary part is, I could see that actually happening.  Apparently they're holding the funeral at the home of the LA Lakers on Tuesday.  How quaint.

    Friday, June 26, 2009

    Farewell to a true American Beauty


    FARRAH FAWCETT, 1947-2009

    Friday, April 17, 2009

    Friday morning headlines

    Economic Unrest
    Foreclosure filings in the United States soared to a record high in the first quarter of '09, and we haven't hit bottom yet ... The consumer price index fell for the first time since 1955, a sure sign that deflation is here to stay for awhile ... Here's an interesting story about a Michigan family who is cutting back, learning 'almost lost' survival skills, and finding happiness doing so. It's somewhat reassuring to know that in these complicated times some people are able to successfully embrace a more simple life. Of course, it helps if one has inherited a 40-acre farm, but I digress ... One of the largest operators of shopping malls has filed the largest property bankruptcy in U.S. history ... Retailer Filene's Basement is up for sale.

    Madmen in High Places
    MUST-READ from Pat Buchanan, Rendering unto Casear: 'Thus, as America ceases to be a Christian country, it is ceasing to be a democratic one' ... Gov. David Paterson of New York is at it again, as he introduces a bill that would legalize same-sex marriage in that state.

    OBAMA NATION
    DHS head honcho Janet Napolitano issued a half-hearted apology for offending veterans in the now-notorious DHS report on 'right-wing extremism' ... Meanwhile, radio host Michael Savage has joined a group that is suing Napolitano ... While the current regime is feeling the heat for the offending DHS report, Kurt Nimmo has revealed it was actually written while George W. Bush was still in office ... Rosa Brooks, a former Los Angeles Times columnist who has now joined the regime as a Pentagon adviser, published a piece calling for 'direct government support for public media' and creating licenses to govern news operations.

    SPORTS
    Wow, just wow. The New York Yankees lost 10-2 in the first game to be played at the new Yankee Stadium. A bad omen, or just a fluke? ... My Detroit Red Wings won their first game of the playoffs, and Chris Osgood can hold his head high. Sorry, Columbus Blue Jackets fans, your guys are just not ready for prime time ... Here in Beantown, the Boston Bruins won an entertaining playoff opener against the hated Montreal Canadiens ... Thoughts and prayers go out to the family and friends of Boston Celtics great, and current general manager, Danny Ainge, who is recovering from a mild heart attack ... I just finished reading Sal Paolantonio's How Football Explains America, and it is a masterpiece. Required reading for anyone who loves the game of football ... Happy trails to John Madden, one of pro football's all-time great coaches and broadcasters. Madden has announced his retirement at the age of 73.