Though I’ve written about it and even interviewed people about their firsthand experiences with it [see here and here as examples], some people remain enamored with socialism; therefore, I feel compelled to share two new bits of information today. First, I share a dictionary definition of socialism: (In Marxist theory) the stage following capitalism in [...]
Entries from November 2010
If You Still Think Socialism Is the Answer…
November 30th, 2010 · 1 Comment
Tags: · big government, Capitalism, collectivist principles, Communism, definition of socialism, Germany, If You Still Think Socialism Is the Answer, nazi, social engineering, Socialism, Soviet Union, The Soviet Story, transition, ukraine
Mirrors in Space to Fight Global Warming?
November 30th, 2010 · 2 Comments
So-called “climate scientists” at the Cancun Climate Change Conference think putting mirrors in space and sprinkling iron in the sea might cut global warming, according to a report in the U.K. Telegraph newspaper today. But I don’t buy it. Since President Barack Obama moved into the White House and put up a mirror into which [...]
Tags: · Barack Obama, cancun, Climate, climate change conference, climate scientist, global political climate, Global Warming and Climate Change, iron in the sea, mirror, mirrors in space, Mirrors in Space to Fight Global Warming, Obama, political climate, president barack obama, Telegraph, White House
Army Panels to Review Case of Michael Behenna
November 29th, 2010 · 2 Comments
On July 31, 2008, Army Ranger 1st Lt. Michael Behenna was charged with the premeditated murder of Ali Mansur, a known Al-Qaeda agent operating near Albu Toma, an area north of Baghdad. Seven months later, the leader of the 18-member Delta Company, 5th Platoon of the Army 101st Airborne Infantry Division was convicted of unpremeditated [...]
Tags: · 101st airborne, 5th platoon, airborne, al-Qaeda, appeal, appellate hearing, Army, Army Panels to Review Case of Michael Behenna, army ranger, Baghdad, behenna, clemency, clemency hearing, defend michael, delta company, fort leavenworth, michael behenna, murder, oral arguments, Ranger, The Michael Behenna Story
Marine Recruiter Uses Unconventional Approach to Snag Future Army Special Forces Warrior
November 29th, 2010 · No Comments
A few days ago, I interviewed a recently-retired member of the Army’s Special Forces whose name I cannot share for security reasons. In order to develop a better understanding of who he was before he joined the military and spent more than 20 years in uniform, I asked him if he had always aspired to [...]
Tags: · Army, enemy combatant, interrogation, Iraq, Marine, Marine Corps, Marine Recruiter Uses Unconventional Approach to Snag Future Army Special Forces Warrior, Middle East, southwest asia, Special Forces, warrior
Survey: 60 Percent of Americans Oppose Raising Taxes on Nation’s Oil and Natural Gas Industry
November 29th, 2010 · 2 Comments
By a decisive margin, Americans oppose raising taxes on America’s oil and natural gas industry, and most believe it could kill jobs, according to an election-night telephone survey commissioned by the American Petroleum Institute and conducted by Harris Interactive. Sixty percent of the voters surveyed oppose an increase in taxes on the industry (compared with [...]
Tags: · american petroleum institute, api, Economy, election night, Harris Interactive, Jack Gerard, job creation, jobs, natural gas, oil, raising taxes, survey, Survey: 60 Percent of Americans Oppose Raising Taxes on Nation's Oil and Natural Gas Industry, tax hikes, taxes, telephone survey
Journalist Banned from Climate Change Conference
November 29th, 2010 · 6 Comments
It appears that drug cartel-related kidnappings and murders are not the only crimes taking place in Mexico these days. According to a message received this morning, Phelim McAleer has been denied press accreditation for the Cancun Climate Change Conference in Cancun, Mexico. Only days before the international conference opening today, the United Nations refused access [...]
Tags: · age of stupid, cancun, censorship, Climate, Climate Change, climate change conference, climate scientist, climategate, copenhagen, Crime, drug cartel, film maker, filmmaker, Financial Times, foreign correspondent, Global Warming and Climate Change, journalist, Journalist Banned from Climate Change Conference, kidnapping, mcaleer, Mexico, murder, not evil just wrong, phelim mcaleer, sunday times, the economist, UN, United Nations
China Wields Power Via Rare Earth Elements
November 28th, 2010 · 2 Comments
If you are among the group of Americans who think we can simply increase tariffs on Chinese products or stop importing finished products and raw materials from China without experiencing painful repercussions, then you are wrong. The two sentences below prove it: At the present time, the United States obtains its Rare Earth Elements raw [...]
Tags: · balance of power, China, China Wields Power Via Rare Earth Elements, chinese, Energy, future generations, guidance systems, manufacturing, promethium, rare earth elements, ree, scandium, silver, submarines, supply security, trade, weapons systems









































