Protestors a disgrace to the uniform

April 30, 2006 in US Military

I want to start out by saying that those depicted in the photo have every right to voice their opinion about the war. What they do not have a right to do however, if they are military personnel, is use the uniform of this nations armed services to protest its foreign policy. Those on the [...]

Thousands march to stop Darfur killing

April 30, 2006 in Global War On Terror, Sudan, U.S. Foreign Policy, UN

WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Several thousands, led by religious leaders, entertainers and politicians, marched on Sunday to urge the government to halt "genocide" in Sudan's Darfur region.

Darfur, Time for Regime Change?

April 30, 2006 in Global War On Terror, Sudan, U.S. Foreign Policy

There have been many protest rallies throughout the nation about the Genocide and other attrocities occuring in the Darfur region of Sudan. I agree with those who insist that some action must be taken to stop those attrocities from continuing. Sudan is a totalitarian regime that utilizes brutality and suppression of human rights to remain [...]

Senate Showdown Mires Aid Bill

April 30, 2006 in Corruption, Democrats & The Left, Republicans & The Right, Spending, U.S. Domestic Policy

My greatest disappointment in President Bush and the Republican leadership in both the House and Senate is the seemingly uncontrolled and irresponsible spending. I know that Representatives and Senators from both sides of the aisle are responsible for the ridiculous levels of earmarks in federal spending, but Republicans have the power to reduce if not [...]

Latin American Communists/Socialists form trade alliance

April 29, 2006 in Latin America, U.S. Foreign Policy

Our not so friendly socialist neighbors to the south have formed a trade alliance against us evil Americans. (Please note sarcasim here). Leftist leaders of Cuba, Venezuela and Bolivia on Saturday signed a comprehensive integration agreement and trade accord cast as an alternative to U.S. plans for a free-trade pact with the Latin American region.The [...]

Some Good News on Pork for a change.

April 29, 2006 in Democrats & The Left, Republicans & The Right, Spending, U.S. Domestic Policy

With Runaway "Earmark" better know as Pork Spending in congress it is refreshing to see at least one elected member of congress taking a stand aginst it. Here is a Link to Senator Coburn All Coburn All Day Living up to his pledge to challenge every earmark this year, Senator Tom Coburn is going to [...]

Israel in NATO?? Might give the Mad Mullahs something to think about..

April 29, 2006 in Global War On Terror, Iran, Israel, NATO, Palestinians, Syria, Terrorism, U.S. Foreign Policy

You gotta admit that this is a bold step, that may actually cause Ahmadinejad to think twice or perhaps for other rational leaders in Iran to take some action to prevent him from going to far over the edge. Jerusalem (CNSNews.com) – The inclusion of Israel as a full member in NATO would strengthen the [...]

The Clinton Culture of Corruption saga continues.

April 28, 2006 in Corruption, Democrats & The Left

This is a Headline from today: Hyundai Motor head arrested over slush fund scandal Hyundai Motor Group head Chung Mong-Koo has been arrested and thrown into a prison on charges of embezzlement and breach of trust following a month-old probe into a slush fund scandal. Chung is charged with raising about 130 billion won (138 [...]

My Country-My View: Once again this is not about race!!!

April 28, 2006 in Racial Issues, U.S. Domestic Policy

My Country-My View: Once again this is not about race!!! The border issue is not about race, although some on both sides would like nothing better than to make it a race thing. This is about national security and is a legal issue. We in my opinion do need to allow more people to enter [...]

Political Dogs: Alternative Fuels Analysis

April 28, 2006 in Energy Policy, Environment/Natural Disasters, U.S. Domestic Policy

Political Dogs: Alternative Fuels Analysis And let's not forget that if we succeed in weaning ourselves off foreign oil by making laternatives far cheaper, that will drive the price of oil to the bottom of its historical price range, causing the cheaper alternatives to seem expensive by comparison. When oil was $20 – $30 per [...]