Monthly Archives: July 2010

Good question, here’s another

“Those who make peaceful revolution impossible, make violent revolution inevitable.” -John F. Kennedy See post below. Damon commented, “While this slogan is good, it is also defensive. The Tea Party’s opponents have accused them of being racist/angry/etc… They are not. … Continue reading

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A slogan for the revolution

While making the drive back from truck driving school, sixty miles across the prairie, listening to El Rushbo makes the miles go by faster. Today I heard a caller who identified herself as a 68-year-old white lady, who may have … Continue reading

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Post of the month – VDH on BHO

The incomperable Victor Davis Hanson has put his finger on it again. Some of us have known forever that lefties are pampered snobs. Hanson tells it like it is in the most succinct comment I’ve read in a while. Pampered … Continue reading

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Working

I urge you all to have a look at a piece by John Derbyshire over at NRO, ‘The Jobs Americans Should Not Have to Do?’ subtitled, ‘One must wonder what kind of society we have become.’ The article starts with … Continue reading

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Justice 2010

* Hmmmm, I set out to write a different post here. Fortunately I like to go to the primary source. The NAACP passed a resolution about the Tea Party I’ve been reading about. I invite readers to check out the … Continue reading

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Vampire$

My wife rented ‘New Moon’ prepartory to seeing ‘Eclipse’ on her next girl’s night out. She’d seen ‘Twilight’ in the theater and wanted to be up to speed. I stayed up and watched it because I hadn’t seen any of … Continue reading

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Trucking…

Just finished my second week of truck driving school. The first week was all classroom stuff. This week we got to drive the big mutha. Tuesday and Wednesday we bobtailed back and forth on a country road practicing shifting gears. … Continue reading

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Is it the Fourth yet?

“Is it the Fourth yet?” -The last words of Thomas Jefferson, July 4, 1826; fifty years to the day from the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Today is the 235th birthday of our country, and because I’m in a … Continue reading

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Russian spys I have known

I’ve just heard about the Russian spy ring that’s been busted in the last few days. I don’t think anyone knows much yet, but I’ll be following with interest. The first question that occurs is, what the heck were they … Continue reading

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