This little clip ties in nicely with a book I am currently reading called The Looming Tower: Al-Qaeda and the Road to 9/11. I highly recommend it for anyone interested in history and understanding how Al-Qaeda has come to be what it is today.
What The Feed?
Uh...had a slight weapons malfunction. But, uh, everything's perfectly all right now. We're fine. We're all fine here, now, thank you. How are you?
- Han Solo
Crap of Interest- "Sean Penn is going to the land of Fidel as a journalist-" GAHAHAHA!Sorry - you lost me at Journalist.
- ABC, NBC, CBS, PBS, NPR, CNN, MSNBC vs. FoxBalance...?
- Shock - Agree with Thomas Friedman for once!?!? "there is no peace without peacekeepers"Important column on the Nobel.
- Basic Economics: The end result of state intervention and price fixing is always higher costsfollowed by rationing
- "public health experts said the findings showed how hard it was to change behavior"You don't say...
- UN Climate Reports: cherry-picked and manipulated data,intentionally omitting records not friendly to their position
- "I had to answer 'no' because I get all my news from the New York Times."All that's fit...
- "[Michael Moore] implored them to use their vote to take money from one groupto give it to another group."
- How Politics Destroyed a BattlestarSucked down the nonsense Black hole.
- Larry Elder : 'Close your eyes, and pretend it's still the George W. Bush administration.'
- "Sean Penn is going to the land of Fidel as a journalist-" GAHAHAHA!
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"The main vice of capitalism is the uneven distribution of prosperity. The main vice of socialism is the even distribution of misery."
-Churchill
- dennisdailyrant.com
- W.O.L.
- Climate Skeptic
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Victor Davis Hanson on War and History
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Jek Porkins
"I think I can hold it."
"Those who cannot remember the past, are condemned to repeat it"
- George Santayana
- Appeal To Heaven
- When you see these signs – do you get the joke? (Hint: Seen vs. Unseen)Part of me laughs, and part of me cringes whenever I see these signs….because they are absolute rubbish. This sign is based on the assumption that we the public are either too lazy, or just too ignorant to think beyond what we immediatly see. Whenever we are presented with this concept: that the government [...]
- Thanks to those who’ve served the cause of libertyI've posted these videos before – and I see no reason not to again. My thanks to all who have labored for the cause of liberty. I think that this commercial could apply to all the armed forces: Below are the interviews from one of my all time favorite shows, Band of Brothers. My wife [...]
- 20 years after the destruction of the Berlin Wall – Remembering the Victims of Communism“Liberty, according to my metaphysics, is an intellectual quality, an attribute that belongs not to fate nor chance. Neither possesses it, neither is capable of it. There is nothing moral or immoral in the idea of it. The definition of it is a self-determining power in an intellectual agent. It implies thought and choice and [...]
- Ayn Rand’s Atlas Shrugged: A Brief ReviewIf you want my quick advice: This is an important book, and you should read it. You will probably be better off reading it yourself, and drawing your own conclusions – than reading my evaluation of it, since there is no possible way I can adequately address the many ideas covered. Instead, I will provide a [...]
- The Broken Window Fallacy II « John Stossel
- Steyn: Just to be safe, after reading this column, tear into pieces and flush down your toilet…Excepts from Mark Steyn’s interesting column on Enviro-Statism: I’m always appreciative when a fellow says what he really means. Tim Flannery, the jet-setting doomsaying global warm-monger from down under, was in Ottawa the other day promoting his latest eco-tract, and offered a few thoughts on “Copenhagen”—which is transnational-speak for December’s U […]
- How to begin an argument: Federalist Paper #1For those truly interested in civics, as well as understanding the foundations of the American system of government – there is no better starting point than the Federalist Papers. It seems that the Founding Fathers (here I am referring to a specific group of people who authored and debated our Constitution) are often portrayed in [...]
- What is Seen and What is Not SeenThe Broken Window Let us begin with the simplest illustration possible: let us, emulating Bastiat, choose a broken pane of glass. A young hoodlum, say, heaves a brick through the window of a baker’s shop. The shopkeeper runs out furious, but the boy is gone. A crowd gathers, and begins to stare with quiet satisfaction at the [...]
- Greedy-Bastard Economics – Gary GallesIn reality, scarcity is the cause of many of the difficult choices individuals face. However, governments prefer to find “greedy-bastard” bogeymen to blame. This allows governments to play as saviors rather than as the parasites causing the problems in order to benefit favored constituencies at others’ expense. But government has no power t […]
- THE LAW by Frédéric Bastiat – 1850Last night I finished reading Frédéric Bastiat’s outstanding treatise, The Law. I highly recommend it to any liberty loving person. I have posted an excerpt from it below – but you can read it in entirety here. The Complete Perversion of the Law But, unfortunately, law by no means confines itself to its [...]
- When you see these signs – do you get the joke? (Hint: Seen vs. Unseen)
- Kevin In Africa
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"The simplest and most necessary truths are often the last believed." - Fortune Cookie
"Zombies staring,
looking my way
Crying out for something...
They can't fill their stomachs with enough to satisfy
The hunger growing
Needing something real"
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