Category Archives: Journalism

Don’t Tell Rosie!

Since Rosie O’Donnell, High-Priestess to moonbats has declared that fire can’t melt steel, this must not be happening! It’s against the spoken word of the church! From Yahoo news (hat tip cbinflux): OAKLAND, Calif. – A section of freeway that … Continue reading

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Snow on Monday

The indefatigable Tony Snow will return to work on Monday after treatment for cancer; soon he will begin chemotherapy. In a gathering of fellow Alumni of Davidson college Tony said the following in response to some questions. Continue reading

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High Priestess Rosie To Leave Moonbat Temple

Rosie O’Donell, highpriestess to moonbats and bombastic twit — you can bet she will soon be appearing somewhere else. There’s always been a sick fascination in America with folks like this, whether it’s Rosie, the Phelps family doings, or Trump’s rants. The problem with that is all the air is sucked out of the discussion or the debate. Instead we are treated to a sickly fascinating show of obfuscation and sensationalist jousting that is all sound and fury signifying nothing. Continue reading

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Fox News Opinion Poll

From the latest Fox News Opinion poll, here’s the favorability standings for all candidates, as well as Al Sharpton and Don Imus.

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Chinese Internet Crackdown Coming

Don’t for a second believe that this is about pornography, it’s no more about porn than the Taliban burning CD shops is. It’s the march of repression against freedom, ignorance against ideas, indoctrination against education. Continue reading

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Freedom Advocates From China Sue Yahoo

China sentenced Wang Xiaoning to ten years in prison last year for “incitement to subvert state power” …. for a blog that advocated open democratic choice of leaders. His family has now filed suite in US District Court against Yahoo and their Chinese affiliates, alleging that they provided the information that allowed the government to convict him based on his internet site. Continue reading

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Sudan Joins Janjaweed in Genocide

New York Times reports that Sudanese planes falsely flagged as UN are running weapons and bombs into Darfur, and participating in aerial surveillance and bombing according to a confidential UN report Continue reading

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The Death of a Good Man

Liviu Librescu, professor from Israel, holocaust survivor, and a good man: may you rest in peace with our deep and ever-abiding respect. Continue reading

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Virginia Tech Shooter Named

That said, the bill of rights protects the rights of “the people” generally interpreted to mean the citizens of the United States. Does this protection extend to visitors on Visa? Continue reading

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Restive Delusions

The current code word in heavy use by news agencies to describe violent, terroristic actions, or sectarian violence, or any militance by Islamic extremists is “Restive“.  It’s just been pointed out to me that in paraphrasing some news accounts that … Continue reading

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