Tuesday, March 4, 2008
 WANT TO HEAR FROM AN OLD FRIEND?
 "Democracy never lasts long. It soon wastes, exhausts and murders itself.
There was never a democracy that did not commit suicide."
Who said it? Some character named John Adams, back in 1814. It was in a
letter he wrote. Too bad we aren't listening like we should. Then again ...
considering the state of government education in this country, it's a shame that
so many people don't have any idea who John Adams is.
MEDIA FED POLITICAL FRENZY?
We all know that we're witnessing political mass hysteria in the
BarackObamamania that is sweeping the nation. How much of this is actually
being fed by the media? We have a study out there which shows over the past few
months that 84% of all media stories about Obama have been positive in nature.
For Hillary that figure was in the mid-50s. Agenda, anyone?
'IF' HILLARY WINS ...
A Hillary spokesman has already mapped out the strategy if Hillary wins Texas
and Ohio today.
Here's what they are going to say, in order to clinch the nomination.
If Hillary wins Texas and Ohio, this means that she has won a "diverse set of
states from coast to coast, north, south, east, and west, red and blue."
Examples would be Texas, Ohio, New York, California, Massachusetts ,Arkansas,
Tennessee, New Mexico, and Arizona.
If Hillary wins Texas and Ohio, Hillary did it as the underdog and that makes
her wins bigger. That makes her a giant killer. Obama spent more, his allies
spent more, and they all have already declared the race over. And yet Hillary
was still able to overcome these obstacles.
If Hillary wins Texas and Ohio, this means that Obama can't compete with the
Hillary campaign on "who can be commander-in-chief, who can be a steward of this
economy, [Obama] can't compete with John McCain on these issues." In other
words, Hillary can compete with McCain and Obama cannot.
AHMADINEJAD IN IRAQ
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad decided to take a little trip to Iraq. This is the first
time the Iranian president has visited Iraq since the 1980s. And Mamoud the Mad
took the time to
tell the United States to get out of Iraq and the Middle East. He says that
US presence there has brought only destruction and division. Isn't that sweet?
He's one to talk.
Meanwhile, the U.N. has really stuck it to Iran ... or not.
The U.N. Security Council has approved a third round of sanctions because of
Tehran's refusal to suspend its uranium enrichment program. This time, the
resolution bans trade with Iran for goods that are used for civilians and the
military. Tell me the last time a U.N. sanction meant squat ... and then I'll
show you how grateful I am that we have this corrupt excuse for a worldwide
political body that wants nothing more than to strip the US of its power and
redistribute wealth around the world.
POLITICAL CORRECTNESS IN HIGHER EDUCATION
 A janitor working for Indiana University - Purdue University Indianapolis has
been
reprimanded for reading a book on campus. Keith John Sampson does
janitorial work for the campus while accumulating credits for a degree in
communications. Sampson checked out a book from the government library called
Notre Dame vs. the Klan: How the Fighting Irish Defeated the Ku Klux Klan. The
book is apparently about two days in May 1924 when a group of Notre Dame
students got into a street fight with members of the Ku Klux Klan.
The problem began when Sampson tried to read the book in the break room when
he was off duty. His American Federation of State County and Municipal
Employees shop steward said that reading a book about the KKK was "like bringing
pornography to work." At a different time, a coworker, who was sitting across
from Sampson in the break room, said that she found the Klan "offensive."
Meanwhile, nobody cared to hear his explanation of what the book actually
covered.
Weeks later, Sampson was ordered to report to the university's Affirmative
Action Office. A coworker had filed a racial harassment complaint against
Sampson for reading the book in the break room while in the presence of Black
employees. Following the Affirmative Action Office's investigation ... here's
what they had to say:
"You demonstrated disdain and insensitivity to your coworkers who repeatedly
requested that you refrain from reading the book which has such an inflammatory
and offensive topic in their presence ... you used extremely poor judgment by
insisting on openly reading the book related to a historically and racially
abhorrent subject in the presence of your Black coworkers." According to "the
legal 'reasonable person standard,' a majority of adults are aware of and
understand how repugnant the KKK is to African-Americans ..."
Now if Sampson wants to read the book, he must sit apart from his coworkers.
"ICED!" ANTI-DEPORTATION COMPUTER GAME
 You know, I think the press release for this game speaks for itself. It'll
probably end up being a mandatory part of the government school curriculum,
don't you think?
Designed to spark dialogue and create awareness of unfair U.S.
immigration policies, ICED! I Can End Deportation (a play on the Immigration
and Customs Enforcement Department), is a free, 3D downloadable game
(available at
www.icedgame.com). It teaches players about current immigration laws on
detention and deportation that affect legal permanent residents, asylum
seekers, students and undocumented people by violating human rights and
denying due process. Game players can choose one of five characters to
inhabit and live out the day-to-day life of an immigrant youth. The youths
are being chased by immigration officers, while making moral decisions and
answering myth and fact questions about current immigration policies. If
the player chooses or answers incorrectly, he/she increases his/her chances
of being thrown into detention. Once in detention, the player endures both
physical separation from his/her family and unjust conditions while awaiting
-- often for unknown amounts of time -- the random outcome of his/her case.
The game was developed by Breakthrough, an international human rights
organization.
WAR BETWEEN VENEZUELA AND COLOMBIA
Despots like Hugo Chavez need enemies ... external enemies they can cite in
their efforts to keep their own populations under tight control. Chavez is
moving tanks to the border ... is a war in the offing? Well, such a war would
have one thing going for it. It wouldn't involve Muslims .. and in today's
world, that would be a rarity.
ANTI-SPRAWL ACTIVISTS
This is the new term the New York Times is using to describe those
environmental whack jobs that set fire to four luxury homes in Seattle. These
model homes were even said to have been built "green" (in order to be more
politically correct.) But that apparently didn't matter. Because remember, the
environmental movement is not really about protecting the environment – after
all, these houses were said to have been built with an environmental conscious.
The environmental movement is a wealth-envy and anti-capitalist movement. It is
people who are so irate over the fact that others are more successful and can
afford to build beautiful mansions in the suburbs of Seattle. The Times,
however, doesn't even recognize the existence of wealth envy in our society.
A REAL AMERICAN IDOL ... OR NOT
Here is a government educated woman, who wanted the government to take care
of her children ...
while she watched American Idol.
Sheila R. Brooks is 25-years-old. She has five children. There is no
mention of the "baby daddy" in this story ... only that Sheila left her two
youngest children in the bathtub and they nearly drowned, as she was watching
American Idol.
REDNECK SCRAP BOOK
Oh, so THAT'S what makes a
bird dog a bird dog. More in the Redneck Scrap Book.
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CNN has a breakdown of the four primary contests being held today ... for
those of you who are trying to make sense out of all of this.
McCain said that
Russia's presidential successor Dmitriy Medvedev "would not pass the smell
test in any functioning democracy."
I know you are going to be shocked to hear this one ...
Ohio Muslims unite behind Obama.
Here's an interesting look at the
economic differences between Texas and Ohio, going into the primaries today.
Israel is accusing Iran of actively backing and supplying
arms to Hamas.
Iran is thinking about
blocking private Internet access during the upcoming election on March 14th.
Illegal immigration has taken a bit of a backseat these days ... but here's a
reminder of
how illegals are affecting our country.
Reuters gets the prize for moonbat headline of the day:
Inspired by God, Hamas fighters battle on.
Michigan schools expect there to be
25,000 fewer students to be enrolled in government schools by 2011. That
will save the taxpayers $190 million annually ... but I'm sure politicians will
find a way to spend that money.
A man saw his
property taxes increase by 1,531%. He says it's because he refused to sell
his property to the Chief Deputy Assessor.
In Malaysia, they are
using dogs to help locate pirated DVDs. The two labs will become the
world's first permanent, national anti-piracy canine unit
The list of architectural landmarks participating in this insipid "Earth
Hour" is growing by the day.
I mentioned this video yesterday during the program. For those of you who
missed it ...
check out this landing. Yikes. | 
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