Though President Barack Obama refuses to publicly describe himself as a socialist or a communist, the pages of non-revisionist history books are full of details about purges similar to the one he recently launched. Purges often work like this: When a new socialist/communist leader seizes control of a formerly Democratic nation, he takes steps to [...]
Entries from March 2009
Obama: ‘Let the Purge of the Intellectuals Begin!’
March 16th, 2009 · 4 Comments
Tags: · Abortion, Barack Obama, change, communist, Conservative, democratic nation, dictator, Embryonic Stem Cell Research, executive branch, Global Warming and Climate Change, government scientist, growth in government, history, history book, hope, hope and change, Independence Day, intellectuals, Obama, office of science and technology policy, president barack obama, president obama, presidential memorandum, presidential memorandum on scientific integrity, purge, revisionist history, science and technology, scientific integrity, state of denial, stem cell, Stem Cell Research
Is Socialist Socialite Obama Acting Hypocritically?
March 15th, 2009 · No Comments
The Washington Times reported Friday that, while publicly identifying with the nation’s have-nots, the Obama administration has been cultivating the Beltway social elite behind the scenes. As My Personal Litmus points out so well in his editorial cartoon above, such “social hobknobbery” doesn’t seem to jive with President Barack Obama’s social justice, class warfare agenda. [...]
Tags: · Barack Obama, Beltway, beltway social elite, Class Warfare, editorial cartoon, food pantry, have-nots, hypocrit, hypocritical, my personal litmus, Obama, obama administration, President, president barack obama, social elite, social hobknobbery, social justice, socialist, socialite, soup kitchen, Washington, Washington Times
No Disharmony in Obama’s Adopted Hometown?
March 15th, 2009 · No Comments
In a post Wednesday, I reported that a joint anti-war protest and immigrants rights rally was set to take place today in Pilsen, the heart of the Chicago’s Latino community. And it did. Unfortunately, it appears most Chicago media outlets seem content with providing little or no coverage of the rally. Perhaps, it’s part of [...]
Tags: · Anti-War, Anti-War Protest, Barack Obama, Chicago, chicago media, chicago political machine, Chicago Sun-Times, Chicago Tribune, chicagoist, Chicagoland, Constitutional right, examiner, hyde park, immigrants rights, Immigration, land of lincoln, Media Bias, Obama, pilsen, president barack obama, president obama, windy city
Dream Prompts Man to Build Replica of Noah’s Ark
March 14th, 2009 · 2 Comments
After having a dream about his country being engulfed by rising ocean waters, a Dutch Christian felt compelled to build a replica of Noah’s Ark. Completed about one year ago, it enables him to “bring this beautiful Bible story back to life, in a visible and unique way” not only for the Dutch people, but [...]
Tags: · Ark, Bible, Bible story, boing boing, dutch christian, Environmental wackos, flood, instapundit, laughing squid, Noah's Ark
It’s Time to Stop Celebrating Cinco De Mayo!
March 13th, 2009 · 3 Comments
Launched in 2006 as a somewhat-cheesy tongue-in-cheek merchandising gimmick (i.e., “Use mustard instead of mayonnaise”), the CINCO DE MUSTARD campaign has gotten “legs” and deserves serious consideration from Americans — especially owners of restaurants, bars and other entertainment venues who are finalizing promotional plans for the 5th of May holiday known as Cinco De Mayo. [...]
Tags: · 5th of May, Barack Obama, Cinco de Mayo, Cinco de Mustard, CNN, corrupt mexican government, drug cartels, Fifth of May, Illegal Immigrants, Immigrants, leading producers of mustard, may 5, may 5th, mexican, mexican culture, mexican drug cartels, mexican government, mexican heritage, Mexico, mexico's central bank, Mount Horeb, Mustard Museum, Obama, president barack obama, remittance, U.S. troops, U.S. troops on the border
Pelosi Backs Off Second Stimulus — For Now
March 12th, 2009 · 1 Comment
Perhaps in response to House Republicans ripping the idea as proof that President Barack Obama’s first $787 billion stimulus effort didn’t work, Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi today ruled out any immediate action on a second stimulus measure, according to reports by The New York Times, Reuters and others. But don’t get comfortable just [...]
Tags: · 787 billion, Barack Obama, california democrat, Nancy Pelosi, Obama, Pelosi, president barack obama, president obama, Reuters, second stimulus, second stimulus package, Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, Speaker Pelosi, stimulus, The New York Times, Washington Times
School Officials Declare Terminally-Ill Boy ‘Truant’
March 12th, 2009 · 1 Comment
“Government is not a solution to our problem, government is the problem,” said President Ronald Reagan during his first inaugural address in 1981. Proving that statement true is a report published today in the Loughborough (U.K.) Echo. Despite the fact that a terminally-ill boy’s mother had asked for permission to take him out of classes [...]
Tags: · common sense, government guidance, government interference, government interference in the classroom, government is not a solution to our problem, government is the problem, loughborough echo, media scrutiny, meet the pope, President Ronald Reagan, reagan, Ronald Reagan, terminally-ill boy, travel to rome, truancy notice
