Monthly Archives: January 2009

Posted by Tina Obama hates white people and wants them to die, by Rick Moran – American Thinker ** With nearly 1.5 million people in the mid-west without power during a cold snap, what other possible reason is there that … Continue reading →

Posted by Tina “Obama praises Iraqis on provincial elections” – AP ** President Barack Obama is congratulating Iraqis on their provincial elections. *** He says the elections for provincial councils were significant and peaceful. The president calls the voting an … Continue reading →

Posted by Tina The flailing fiscal fate of California has been further solidified by the Governors stubborn, foolish global warming regulatory stance. The state of our state makes it perfectly clear…this is no time to dig in our heels on … Continue reading →

Posted by Tina Murdoch canes US teachers, Paola Totaro, Davos, Switzerland The Age (AU) ** RUPERT Murdoch has issued a combative challenge to the Obama Administration: take on the American teaching unions to rescue America’s failing education system. *** Speaking … Continue reading →

Posted by Tina We read and hear about the war from journalists who may or may not know what theyre talking about. Clearly much of the reporting on the Iraq war was about why we should get out, or why … Continue reading →

1. Green: Environmental buzzwords are getting the axe this year. “Green” and “going green” received the most nominations. If something is good for the environment, just say so. As Kermit the Frog would say, “It isn’t easy being green.” 2. … Continue reading →

By David Goldman CNNMoney.com NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) — A debate is brewing at home and abroad over an economic stimulus measure that would require materials used in the program’s infrastructure projects to be purchased from American companies. In the $819 … Continue reading →

In the 1400’s a law was set forth that a man was not allowed to beat his wife with a stick no thicker than his thumb. Hence we have “the rule of thumb” Many years ago in Scotland, a new … Continue reading →